Energy and Environment: Trump’s plan for managing forests won’t save us in a more flammable world, experts say
As Sally's remnants soak the Southeast, Hurricane Teddy and a new storm in the Gulf of Mexico pose new threats; How trucking eels is reviving a river; Western wildfire smoke nearing Europe, may be on an around-the-world journey; Big Oil's green makeover ; Running out of hurricane names, we'll soon switch to the Greek alphabet. That could present a problem.; States and cities scramble to sue oil companies over climate change; Two major Antarctic glaciers are tearing loose from their restraints, scientists say; NOAA taps David Legates, professor who questions the seriousness and severity of global warming, for top role
Smoke from the fires in California, Oregon and Washington has reached Europe, as evidence emerges that the fires burned far more intensely than average since satellite monitoring began.
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