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Farmers in the Yaqui Valley are driven to over-fertilize their crops, resulting in an explosion of nitrous oxide emissions with deadly and invisible consequences.
Marjan de Blok has no engineering, architecture or hydrological training — but she's spearheaded a movement for urban dwellers grappling with rising sea levels and the accelerating impacts of climate change.
The revival of a long-lapsed tax on chemical makers in the bipartisan infrastructure law means cities like Newark will get money to restore toxic Superfund sites.
The joint Environmental Protection Agency-Transportation Department regulation finalized Monday marks the president's single biggest step to fight global warming. But Congress has stymied his most ambitious climate plans.
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"The weather of the past will not be the weather of the future," says a NOAA scientist. "As long as we are emitting greenhouse gases at a historically unprecedented rate, we should expect this change to continue."
Democratic plans to restrict new oil and gas development offshore and in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, raise red flags for Sen. Joe Manchin III (D-W.Va.), a crucial swing vote.
Tornadoes ripped through parts of the South and Midwest, leaving behind loss and destruction on a scale difficult to fathom. Here are the key numbers to know.
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