
EPA Wants To Phase Out Use, Production Of Certain Greenhouse Gases
The proposed rule would decrease U.S. production and use of hydrofluorocarbons by 85% over the next 15 years.
The proposed rule would decrease U.S. production and use of hydrofluorocarbons by 85% over the next 15 years.
A fire official reminded people living in rural areas to clear a defensible space around their property.
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Through 3D printing technology, Mighty Buildings says it's able to build affordable homes with minimal environmental impact.
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President Biden says focusing on new, more cost-effective technologies to fight climate change could improve economies and boost job creation.
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.
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The climate meeting is being attended by 40 leaders, including Pope Francis, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin.
Research suggests emissions from the current fleet, which relies mostly on diesel, may be bad for children.
Federal government says 2020 saw record 22 separate weather climate disasters that each cost a billion dollars or more.
Former President Trump cited an undue burden on business for his deregulatory efforts, but it remains uncertain what financial benefit they brought.
The U.S. special envoy on climate met with Chinese officials in Shanghai.
One expert told our sister station that pollen season will start earlier and last longer due to warmer temperatures.
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Winds of up to 75 miles per hour were reported in some areas.
Scientists warn the early bloom is another sign of climate change.
After a century of building the U.S. levee system, we're facing a tough reality: It wasn't built to protect us from the effects of climate change.
A devastating 1965 hurricane led private insurers to lobby Congress to get into flood insurance. But that had a lot of unintended consequences.
After a deadly winter storm nearly collapsed the Texas power grid, climate activists are pushing the state's lawmakers to pass a Green New Deal.
We've been trying to conquer floods for generations, but nature keeps reminding us no levee or dam is 100% fail-proof.
After repeated floods, those who live and work near U.S. levee systems agree something has to change. Getting them to agree on what is tough.
Levees with unacceptable ratings are far more common than acceptable. And 73 systems with unacceptable ratings are considered high or very high risk.
A massive storm followed by record rains last spring punched so many holes in Midwest levees, the initial fixes won't be finished until late 2021.
Experts say iceberg break is not related to global warming but part of a natural process where ice flowing on land meets the ocean.
Non-profit First Street Foundation said damages from climate change will impact real estate markets.
More extreme cold is coming to places that aren't used to it, and that means Texas' recent freeze probably won't be the last.
In Louisiana, around a million people still don't have access to clean drinking water.
Texas' rare cold snap left millions without power last night in controlled outages.
Rising sea levels and more powerful storms are creating more climate change refugees.
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Executive orders signed by the president include intelligence, defense assessments of impacts of climate change.
The summit discusses solutions for climate change for the next decade.