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It touches all of us in many ways, from the air we breathe to the extreme weather we are increasingly experiencing. If unchecked, it will ultimately end human civilization.
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On Sunday, August 7, 2022 the Senate – (significantly watered down from the original Build Back Better bill in order to capture the votes of two recalcitrant democrats, Joe Manchin and Krysten Lee Sinema) passed the biggest climate bill the US has ever seen. On Friday, August 12, the House followed and sent the bill for signature to President Joe Biden. On Monday, August 16, 2022 the President signed it, handing the pen to Senator Manchin after completion. Not one Republican voted for it.
President Biden on Tuesday signed a long-awaited bill meant to reduce health costs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and raise taxes on corporations and wealthy investors, capping more than a year…
READ MOREThe U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Transit Administration (FTA) today announced the availability of nearly $1.7 billion to support state and local efforts to modernize aging transit fleets with low-…
President Joe Biden persuaded Democrats in Congress to provide hundreds of billions of dollars to fight climate change. Now comes another formidable task: enticing Americans to buy millions of electric…
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CLIMATE NEWS contains Curated News (see below) and News Feeds; Newsletters and Blogs; Social Media and People Are Talking About; lists of significant Mainstream News Outlets and Key Climate Change Media Outlets.
Stay up-to-date, but not over whelmed, with the most important climate change news stories in our Curated News section.
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Do take a look at this personal action guide for the environment.
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You might want to read the best summary of recycling problems and potential solutions here
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Just in case you are in the mood for a little hilarity, take a look as Mike Fell explores, photographically on Twitter, how heat pumps resemble George Clooney.
You might like a difficult Washington Post quiz…
Watch this stunning program with Neil deGrasse Tyson interviewing Katharine Hayhoe…
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Date: 22 – 24 March 2023
Time: 09:00 – 20:00
Location: New York, NY
Today, 40 per cent of the world’s population is affected by water scarcity. The United Nations, with support from the Governments of Tajikistan and the Netherlands, will host the UN 2023 Water Conference. The Conference will be a once-in-a-generation opportunity to raise awareness, define a roadmap and advance the water agenda.
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