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Focus on Carbon Removal a ‘High-Stakes Gamble’
Don't bet the future of the climate on negative emissions technology, Stanford University scientists say.
Sharp Rise in Flooding Ahead for World’s Poorest
Some of the world’s most vulnerable live in the tropics, where sea rise will cause a sharp rises in floods.
The Overlooked Risk of Levees As Rainfall Rises
Levees pose an often overlooked residual flood threat, and that may only increase with warming.
Climate, Energy Programs Get Budget Reprieve
A federal budget deal for the rest of 2017 leaves most climate and science programs intact.
Environmental Rules Played Minor Role in Coal’s Decline
Environmental regulations played a small role in the coal industry's decline, a Columbia University report says.
How Trump’s Monuments Review Could Impact Climate
The Trump administration will recommend to Congress ways it can shrink or abolish national monuments.
Climate Change Altering the Arctic Faster Than Expected
Climate change is rapidly pushing the Arctic into a new and less stable state.
Pollution From Canada’s Oil Sands May Be Underreported
A new study shows air pollution from Canada's oil sands could be 4 times higher than previously reported.
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