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What’s Normal Weather, Anyway?
A redefinition of what counts as normal weather has just been released by NOAA. Our new interactive graphic lets you explore the changes
Global Warming Goes Nuclear
Flooding has encircled two nuclear power plants, and a wildfire is threatening a nuclear weapons lab. Is this what "nuclear" global warming looks like?
Warmer Temperatures Could Bring More Dust to the Southwest
A new study finds that, in parts of the Southwest, warmer and drier weather forecast for the future is bound to increase dust formation.
Wildfires and No Drought Relief in Sight for Southwest
While the Miss. River flooding continues, drought in the Southwest is adding to the worst spring wildfire season in over a decade.
With Policy Help, IPCC Says Renewables Could Dominate Energy in 2050
A new special report from the UN climate panel suggests renewables could meet 80 percent of world energy demand by 2050.
Heat Waves and Nuclear Power — Part Two
Floods in the Midwest and a new SolveClimate story are a reminder of nuclear power's vulnerability to climate change.
Heavy Midwestern Rains Lead to Mississippi Floods
Extreme rainfall events, like the ones that have contributed to the recent Mississippi River floods, are increasing in the Upper Midwest.
Washington Eyes a Future Free of Coal Power — Almost
Last week, Washington Governor Chris Gregoire signed a bill to close the state's only remaining coal-burning power plant.
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