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Ancient Earth experienced rapid climate shifts despite absence of polar ice, study reveals
Energy & Climate

Ancient Earth experienced rapid climate shifts despite absence of polar ice, study reveals

New evidence shows that abrupt climate changes occurred during an ice-free period 83 million years ago, driven by shifts in Earth’s orbit rather than ice sheet dynamics.

Climate Communication Must Shift Focus to Everyday Concerns to Build Political Momentum
Energy & Climate

Climate Communication Must Shift Focus to Everyday Concerns to Build Political Momentum

A new book argues climate advocates must move beyond doom-filled rhetoric and tailor messages to resonate with diverse audiences to foster political progress on climate change.

Major Fossil Fuel Corporations Back Becerra as California Governor Race Heats Up
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Major Fossil Fuel Corporations Back Becerra as California Governor Race Heats Up

As Xavier Becerra rises in California’s governor polls, large donations from fossil fuel firms and corporate groups aim to boost him and hinder climate advocate Tom Steyer.

Majority of Americans Doubt Global Leaders Will Prevent Severe Climate Change Impacts
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Majority of Americans Doubt Global Leaders Will Prevent Severe Climate Change Impacts

Most Americans express skepticism that the US and other nations will act effectively to avoid the worst effects of climate change, with Democrats showing growing pessimism.

African Climate Delegates Prioritize Health Impact in Bonn Ahead of UN Talks
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African Climate Delegates Prioritize Health Impact in Bonn Ahead of UN Talks

African negotiators stress the urgent need to integrate health concerns into climate action, highlighting climate change as a public health crisis across the continent.

Russia and Kazakhstan Advance Nuclear Plant Deal Amid Uncertainty Over Financing
Energy & Climate

Russia and Kazakhstan Advance Nuclear Plant Deal Amid Uncertainty Over Financing

Russia agreed to back Kazakhstan’s $16 billion nuclear plant project, yet key financing details remain undisclosed as Kazakhstan balances cooperation with economic caution.

Chicago Moves to Acquire Greyhound Station in $19.2 Million Deal to Preserve Bus Service
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Chicago Moves to Acquire Greyhound Station in $19.2 Million Deal to Preserve Bus Service

Chicago plans to purchase its Greyhound bus terminal for $19.2 million, aiming to secure downtown intercity bus service amid concerns over the station’s imminent closure.

Antarctica’s Ice Sheet Became Far More Climate-Sensitive Around One Million Years Ago
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Antarctica’s Ice Sheet Became Far More Climate-Sensitive Around One Million Years Ago

New research reveals that Antarctica’s ice sheet underwent a major shift one million years ago, significantly increasing its responsiveness to climate changes and impacting future sea level predictions.

California Revises Cap-and-Invest Program, Drawing Criticism from Environmental Advocates
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California Revises Cap-and-Invest Program, Drawing Criticism from Environmental Advocates

California’s updated cap-and-invest rules will allocate billions in free allowances to polluters, sparking debate over its impact on emissions reductions and climate funding.

Investigating East LA Oil Spill: Drilling Crew Linked to Pipeline Rupture
Energy & Climate

Investigating East LA Oil Spill: Drilling Crew Linked to Pipeline Rupture

A directional drilling crew caused a major oil spill in East LA by puncturing a petroleum pipeline, raising questions about oversight and response.

Residents of Lake Maracaibo Face Health and Environmental Risks Amid Growing Oil Pollution
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Residents of Lake Maracaibo Face Health and Environmental Risks Amid Growing Oil Pollution

Families around Venezuela’s Lake Maracaibo live with frequent oil spills, polluted water, and toxic fumes that jeopardize their health and livelihoods as oil extraction threatens to intensify.

Homeowner Cuts Gas Costs to Zero by Replacing Last Gas Stove with Induction Cooking
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Homeowner Cuts Gas Costs to Zero by Replacing Last Gas Stove with Induction Cooking

After switching the final gas appliance to an induction cooktop powered by solar energy, a homeowner eliminated their gas bill within a month, highlighting the shift to cleaner, cost-effective cooking.