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White House climate official Jane Lubchenco sanctioned by science body
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White House climate official Jane Lubchenco sanctioned by science body

The NAS said Lubchenco violated its code of conduct before joining the Biden administration last year.
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pollen increase climate
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Major increase in airborne pollen, study finds

According to new research from Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences regarding climate change and pollen seasons, there has been a significant increase of pollen in the air in recent years.

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Environmentalists battle lawmakers, pork industry on biogas
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Environmentalists battle lawmakers, pork industry on biogas

Smithfield Foods and Dominion Energy are eager to turn hog waste into "biogas," but activists are trying to block the NC Farm Act.
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Sea change: Facing a reckoning
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Sea change: Facing a reckoning

A ‘Climate Chronology’ illustrates decades lost in a treacherous time lag between scientific evidence of the climate crisis and policy action.
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Trump administration takes aim at climate change forecasting from federal agencies
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Trump administration takes aim at climate change forecasting from federal agencies

The Trump administration in both obvious and nuanced ways is significantly affecting the national dialogue on climate change, and in doing so attempting to change opinions across the globe.
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Will climate change lead to water wars?
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Will climate change lead to water wars?

The Kyrgyz soldier stepped quietly out of the dark green bushes and swung his Kalashnikov rifle in the direction of our car.

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Interior had little basis for halting mountaintop removal study, probe finds
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Interior had little basis for halting mountaintop removal study, probe finds

Nearly half a million dollars had already been spent when the study was halted, the Interior Department's inspector general found.
ORIGINAL REPORTING
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New international carbon tax on shipping is significant, but falls short of climate goals

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UK pilot tests carbon removal by drawing CO2 from seawater instead of air

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A controversial facility that would process plastic waste to be burned in steel mills has been cancelled

A controversial facility that would process plastic waste to be burned in steel mills has been cancelled

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NRC denies full hearing on Palisades nuclear restart challenge

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Young plaintiffs in Juliana v. United States lose Supreme Court bid but say they'll continue their pursuit of climate justice

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Regulators are underestimating health impacts from air pollution: Study

Regulators are underestimating health impacts from air pollution: Study

Pope Francis smiles and waves as an enormous crowd surrounds him taking pictures.

Pope Francis, who used faith and science to call out the climate crisis, dies at 88