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Global Action Is ‘Very Far’ From What’s Needed to Avert Climate Chaos
The global scientific consensus is clear: Emissions of planet-warming gases must be cut by nearly half by 2030 if the world is to have a good shot at averting the worst climate catastrophes. The global political response has been underwhelming…
The Texas Crisis Could Become Everyone’s Crisis
Last week, freezing temperatures overwhelmed the Texas power grid, setting off rolling blackouts that left millions without power during an intense winter storm. But this story is a lot bigger than Texas: Our world is built around a model of…
You Decide: How Can We Address Climate Change? – NC State CALS
By Dr. Mike Walden The Biden Administration has identified addressing climate change – specifically, global warming – as one of its top priorities. Indeed, they are incorporating climate change into both their foreign and economic policies. Accepting global warming and…
Evidence for white dwarfs consuming Earth-like worlds
For the first time, astronomers have detected the vaporized remains of the crusts of long-dead Earth-like and Mars-like planets in the atmospheres of white dwarf stars.
Water worlds may be abundant in our galaxy
A new study suggests that our Milky Way galaxy is filled with planets like Earth, containing continents and oceans. If so, life might be common in the Mlilky Way.
CALIFORNIA: Santa Monica deters gas vehicles by ‘pricing the curb’
Clean vehicles will soon get priority curb access in a congested beach city next to Los Angeles, marking a first-in-the-nation effort to disfavor conventional trucks and cars.
FINANCE: Bills on corporate climate risk disclosure spark clashes
Partisan clashes marked a House Financial Services subcommittee hearing yesterday on legislation that would require companies to disclose the threats that social and environmental risks pose to their bottom lines.
OCEANS: Current steering weather hits slowest speed in 1,000 years
An enormous ocean current that flows between continents in a worldwide circuit that can take centuries to complete is slowing down, scientists say. And climate change may be partly to blame.
INVESTIGATION: States shun billions in federal aid as climate costs soar
Climate change is driving up the costs of disasters across the nation. But federal money for fortifying homes is going unspent because of daunting complexities within the program.
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