Major U.S. Offshore Wind Projects Still Face Hurdles
Northeastern states need the power source to meet renewable energy targets
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As Temperatures Soar During Heat Wave, So Will CO2
Greenhouse gas emissions will spike as grid operators fire up more power plants
Climate Change Will Strain Federal Finances
Climate-related disasters are happening more frequently and affecting a broad cross-section of the economy
VW Emissions Cheating Scandal Increased Children's Pollution Exposure
Increased air pollution impacted low birth weights and asthma attacks, a federal economist says
Seabed-Mining Foes Press U.N. to Weigh Climate Impacts
Minerals used in electronics are found on the seafloor, but disturbing them could release carbon
Humans May Be Accidentally Geoengineering the Oceans
Iron particles released by industrial activities are falling into the seas in greater quantities than previously thought
Disasters Collide as Tropical Storm Barry Heads Ashore
Storm surge and torrential rains will bring flooding to Louisiana and potentially tax levees
How Do You Put a Plane Engine in a Car?
High-risk design trials could create super-efficient vehicles
Small Temperature Bumps Can Cause Big Arctic Methane Burps
Warming can encourage the growth of microbes in permafrost that produce more greenhouse gases
In Environment Speech, Trump Fails to Mention Climate Change
The address also included inaccurate claims on the state of U.S. air quality
Trump Administration Officials Scrubbed Climate Change from Press Releases
The dire predictions of a recent USGS study on sea level rise were removed from the agency’s release
Risks of Controversial Geoengineering Approach "May Be Overstated"
Halving the amount of aerosols injected into the atmosphere could reduce global temperatures and temper side effects
As the World Heats Up, Soccer Must Adapt
Players face higher health risks, while the timing and location of games may change
California Mandates Zero-Emission Vehicles at Airports
The policy, the first such in the nation, is aimed at reducing the state’s emissions from transportation
Second Democratic Debate Highlights Divergence on Green New Deal
Climate change once again received relatively little attention on the debate stage
Climate Comes Up at Democratic Debate but with Few New Details
The brief mentions were not enough to satisfy environmentalists pushing for a climate-focused debate
No End in Sight for Record Midwest Flood Crisis
High waters continue to swamp towns and agricultural fields throughout the Mississippi basin
Major Medical Groups Release Call to Action on Climate Change
The agenda urges emissions reductions and a guarantee of access to clean water
How the Numbers on the EPA's New Climate Rule Stack Up
The rule will have little impact on emissions and provides only modest cuts to other harmful pollutants
Cold War Spy Satellites Reveal Substantial Himalayan Glacier Melt
Ice melt in the mountain range today is twice as fast as it was before 2000, once-secret images show
