
Major Wildfires Burn In Northwestern U.S.
Dozens of major wildfires burn in Oregon, Washington and California, forcing evacuations. More than one million acres have burned so far this year.
| Scripps News Staff
Dozens of major wildfires burn in Oregon, Washington and California, forcing evacuations. More than one million acres have burned so far this year.
| Scripps News Staff
Newsy reports from Western Germany, where devastating flooding has killed almost 200 people and left many missing.
| Kristy Schantz and Luke Hanrahan
Researchers fear animal habitats aren't adapting fast enough to warmer climates.
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Parts of The Pacific Northwest saw record-breaking temperatures in the triple digits.
| Robin Dich
Arizona researchers are studying the long-term impacts of wildfires in the state.
| KNXV
His grandmother was about to celebrate her 81st birthday next month.
| WPTV
Heat-related deaths have also been reported in Washington state and Canada.
| Robin Dich
The high temperatures are intensifying drought and fire concerns.
| Austin Kim
Health officials are urging parents to be extra vigilant after months of being at home during the pandemic.
| Robin Dich
Newsy is in Cornwall, U.K covering the G-7 Summit.
| Kristy Schantz and Luke Hanrahan
A team from Arizona State University is developing new tools to keep the state cool.
| KNXV
Landowners are turning to a unique, environmentally-friendly tool to clear debris: herds of goats.
Jerome Powell also said the issue is "not something [the Fed] directly considers in setting monetary policy."
| AP
June 1 marked the official start to the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season.
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Scientists say that's only a sliver of climate's overall toll — even more people die from other extreme weather amplified by global warming.
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Shell could still appeal the ruling.
| Kamil Zawadzki
"Climate change refugees" are moving due to unsustainable weather conditions.
| Scripps
Spotted in satellite images, a slab of ice bigger than Rhode Island has broken off from Antarctica. It's now the world's largest iceberg.
| Shira Tarlo
Amid dry conditions and early blazes, western states are bracing for wildfire season.
One woman says she's afraid climate change would take away her children's ability to live their best life.
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The proposed rule would decrease U.S. production and use of hydrofluorocarbons by 85% over the next 15 years.
| Johannah Grenaway
A fire official reminded people living in rural areas to clear a defensible space around their property.
| KNXV
Through 3D printing technology, Mighty Buildings says it's able to build affordable homes with minimal environmental impact.
| Scripps
President Biden says focusing on new, more cost-effective technologies to fight climate change could improve economies and boost job creation.
| Kamil Zawadzki
The 18-year-old from Sweden spoke to members of the House Oversight Subcommittee on the Environment.
Ethereum’s energy use stems from a security feature to block abuse of the system. But it burns up tons of electricity.
Are cows a problem for climate? It depends on how you raise them. Here's how regenerative grazing could help offset the greenhouse gas they emit.
| Andrew Lawler and Kyle Pyatt and Ellen Rolfes
The climate meeting is being attended by 40 leaders, including Pope Francis, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin.
| Lauren Stephenson
Research suggests emissions from the current fleet, which relies mostly on diesel, may be bad for children.
| Kamil Zawadzki
Federal government says 2020 saw record 22 separate weather climate disasters that each cost a billion dollars or more.
| Megan Smith