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Extreme weather caused more than $100 billion in damage by June — smashing US records
After damaging wildfires in LA, tornadoes and series of floods, the first six months of this year smashed multiple extreme weather records in the U.S., data show — and experts say this trend is likely ...
Scientists point to Hurricane Helene as an example of how human-caused climate change is behind extreme weather events and of how severe storms no longer primarily impact coastal communities. They are ...
Roger Pielke Jr. and oil industry supporters are attacking climate scientist Friederike Otto, whose work has been used in ...
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Climate change is messing with global wind speeds, impacting planetary health
Climate change is disturbing wind patterns across the globe in dramatic ways. And when combined with land-use change and ...
The planet is showing signs it's in peril. In recent weeks, the world has seen ferocious wildfires in the U.S. West, torrential rains in Africa, weirdly warm temperatures on the surface of tropical ...
Resilience is on the minds of many executives. But often companies are "flying blind" when it comes to the true cost of ...
We are homeowners whose entire neighborhoods have been destroyed by fires and we’re fighting our insurance companies while continuing to pay rate hike after rate hike. We are small business owners who ...
The study, released October 7, found that unprecedented heatwaves in 2023 caused an estimated 178,486 excess deaths worldwide ...
The data revealed a clear pattern: in areas where right-wing populist parties gained ground, residents tended to downplay ...
Trump’s formula of rising inflation, higher energy bills, lost jobs, dirty air, poor public health and relentless weather ...
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More extreme weather expected due to climate change, ex-Observatory official says after week’s 4th black rain signal
Hong Kong can expect more extreme weather due to the impact of climate change, a former Observatory official has said, as the city hoisted its fourth black rainstorm signal of the year in a week.
For years, Arizona governors failed to address climate change. Democrat Gov. Katie Hobbs' heat strategies continue to ignore it.
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