Okla. Utilities Hit Homes Using Solar with Fee
A new Okla. law will require utilities to charge a fee to anyone using rooftop solar panels while still connected to the grid …
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Sea Level Rise Tool Live for New England
flood risk finder & next generation maps
Our Surging Seas Risk Finder tool lets anyone find tailored, local information on the what, when and where of coastal flood risk …
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Storm Surge
May Flood NYC
1 in Every 4 Yrsnew study finds striking results
Coastal floods that overtop the Manhattan seawall are now 20 times more likely than 170 years ago …
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Carbon Capture Faces Hurdles of Political Will
Technology not the limiting factor
Development of carbon dioxide storage projects faces roadblocks of political will, not technology, scientists say …
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Photo Project Tells Powerful Climate MessageThis project of the world's oldest living things has taken one photographer around the world & tells a powerful climate tale …
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Postal Service Unveils ‘Model’ Earth Day StampThe Postal Service has released a new Earth Day stamp featuring a model of the globe's oceans …
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March is Globe’s 4th Warmest, NOAA ConfirmsThough cool temps prevailed across eastern U.S., Canada, the month was the fourth warmest March on record globally …
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U.S. Sees Rapid Warming Since First Earth DaySince the first Earth Day in 1970, average temperatures have been on the rise. Our interactive shows a state-by-state analysis …
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Sea Level Rise:
Floods Threaten Coastal U.S.
Rising seas dramatically increase the odds of damaging floods from storm surges. This project, two years in the making, allows you to search by city, state or zip code to track the risk of flooding in your area.
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Sea Level Rise ‘Locking In’ Quickly
Our analysis, complete with interactive map, illustrates the number of U.S. cities that will fall below the future tide and how that list varies depending on how much more carbon we put in the air.
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Storm Surge Could Flood NYC 1 in Every 4 Years
Coastal floods that overtop the Manhattan seawall are now 20 times more likely now than 170 years ago.
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New Ways to Visualize U.S.'s Increasingly Hot Weather
A new data analysis shows how the percentage of warm days in the U.S. have increased since 1964.
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Carbon Capture Faces Hurdles of Will, Not Technology
Development of carbon dioxide storage projects faces roadblocks of political will, not technology, scientists say.
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Okla. Utilities Hit Homes Using Solar With Extra Fee
A new law in Oklahoma will require utilities to charge a fee to anyone using rooftop solar panels.
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Climate Models, Globe’s Oceans Put Stamp on Earth Day
The Postal Service has released a new climate-themed stamp just in time for Earth Day.
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March of Global Warming: Month 4th Warmest on Record
March was the 4th warmest on record globally and the 349th warmer-than-average month in a row.
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‘Oldest Living Things in the World’ Tell a Tale of Climate
A photo project of the world's oldest living things contains a powerful climate message.
