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How Texas froze: Neglect of power-grid and climate warnings set the icy stage
State officials' repeated failure to act on deeply researched advice for averting grid catastrophes paralleled Texas' years-long non-response to experts' warnings about the dangers of climate change.
Texas-based AT&T is getting ready for climate change, even if Trump isn’t
Major corporations now face a serious dilemma: stand by federal rejections of climate change and climate action or take steps to adapt to a world where scientists say environmental changes may cost companies billions of dollars in repairs.
Is a breakthrough in sight for climate action? New polls shed some light
Is the climate issue poised for a historic breakthrough – from an era of persistent debate and piecemeal response into sweeping, concerted action?
In Texas even the mildest climate bills face near-certain death
If Texas state Rep. Eric Johnson had anything dramatic in mind when he filed House Bill 100, he didn't let on.
Rising temperatures threaten health of fetuses, researchers say
Climate change evokes images of people swimming out of their flooded neighborhoods, cars bumper-to-bumper as drivers flee burning homes, merciless sun that dries up rivers and lakes.
Migratory birds face multiple threats from climate change
Several recent studies suggest that climate change could make the trip tougher for many migratory birds, with shifts in the arrival of spring affecting their ability to fuel up for migration.
Elsewhere: Introducing our occasional selections of climate news beyond Texas
Texas Climate News presents a selection of annotated and linked examples of climate-related actions and other news beyond Texas.