EPA Tees Up Response To California’s Fuel Economy Deal With Four Carmakers
The Environmental Protection Agency is questioning whether California has the legal authority to strike a deal with four automakers on fuel economy standards stronger than what the Trump administration will set. The Environmental Protection Agency sent a letter to California…
The human imperative of stabilizing global climate change at 1.5°C – Science Magazine
The need to stabilize global climate Climate change will be the greatest threat to humanity and global ecosystems in the coming years, and there is a pressing need to understand and communicate the impacts of warming, across the perspectives of…
EMISSIONS: Ancient warming paints ‘scary’ picture for the future
A new study of the Earth’s climate 50 million years ago suggests that the rate of global warming could ramp up in the future as carbon dioxide levels rise.
WHITE HOUSE: Trump’s national security adviser a mystery on warming
Incoming national security adviser Robert O’Brien will oversee a high-profile office in the White House that has led an effort to persuade President Trump to question climate science.
UNITED NATIONS: 4 things to watch at next week’s climate summit
Nations will gather Monday in New York City for a high-profile climate summit that U.N. officials hope will lead to more aggressive carbon reductions under the Paris Agreement.
WHITE HOUSE: ‘I want to look better.’ For Trump, climate is a laugh line
President Trump has transformed complex energy policies into jokes that his Democratic opponents find hard to dispute.
‘Wake up and face facts’ : Greta Thunberg pleads with politicians to lead fight against climate crisis – as it happened
That’s it from the Liveblog for today. Greta Thunberg capped her visit to Capitol Hill with a rallying message, urging action on climate change. “This is the biggest crisis humanity has ever faced and we need to treat it accordingly.”…
ADAPTATION: ‘Managed retreat’ enters presidential politics
Democrats running for president have started to address one of the most controversial facets of climate politics — retreating from at-risk areas.
EPA: Despite rumors, Wheeler likely to sit out climate summit
The Trump administration still won’t say who will be in the U.S. chair at next week’s U.N. climate summit in New York City, but observers say reports that it will be EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler are false.
CAR RULES: ‘See you in court.’ Calif. promises to fight EPA plan
The Trump administration’s plan to revoke California’s ability to set its own clean car standards promises to ignite a monumental legal fight between a dozen states and the federal government.
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