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By Izzy Ross, Interlochen Public Radio This coverage is made possible through a partnership with IPR and Grist , a nonprofit independent media organization dedicated to telling stories of climate solutions and a just future. Walking between rows of dormant

Taliban say access to climate funds is the right of their people. But experts tell Stuti Mishra that giving them a seat at the table might be seen as legitimising their human rights abuse The Taliban ’s demand for access

Carrboro is accusing Duke of deceiving the public about climate change and failing to curb its greenhouse gas emissions even though the company knew the long-term risk and impact of not doing so USA TODAY NETWORK Carrboro Mayor Barbara Foushee

Photo of a protest sign that says climate change = more climate refugees Transcript: As seas rise along the coast of Bangladesh, salt water is seeping into farmland, destroying soil fertility. So some farmers and families are moving to the

Colby Lazcano discusses the environmental implications of the chaotic UK weather 2nd Year Undergraduate – BSc Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Discovery Images by NOAA On October the 9th, Hurricane Milton reached Florida after travelling from the Gulf of

A polar bear (Ursus maritimus) stands on melting sea ice at sunset near Harbour Islands in Canada. This year, Earth sent clear signals that its climate is warming and tipping into unknown territory. From a deadly sea of mud that

The IPCC is examing the argument that carbon savings from wood pellets should go to the country where the wood was grown, not where it was burned. Potential IPCC rule changes could award planned carbon savings from burning US wood