Whole-of-Government Approach to Tackling Climate Change Provides States and Metropolitan Planning Organizations a Clear Framework, Flexibility, …
Granderson: Climate change costs falling on poorest states – The Columbian
In 2021, future presidential candidate Ron DeSantis referred to aggressive climate change policy as “left-wing stuff.” But wouldn’t you know it …
PragerU video questioning human-caused climate change shown to Houston ISD students
There are multiple sketches in the 7-minue clip that suggest human-caused climate change could be a myth – such as one character saying there were …
Hospitals mull their role in climate change – The Bay State Banner
It’s a complex dilemma: In treating patients — including those dealing with the impact of climate change — hospitals produce emissions that can …
Climate change could cost Ontario billions as planet heats up: watchdog | Globalnews.ca
… climate change if significant changes are not made. The Financial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO) released a report Wednesday outlining how …
We’re swimming in a solution to climate change – so why aren’t we protecting it?
The ocean absorbs at least 25% of all global carbon emissions and captures 90% of the excess heat generated by these emissions.
Climate Change Theatre Action fest features series of 5-minute plays – Lansing State Journal
Act I: Festival casts light on climate change issues. Scientists and artists play a crucial role in helping to mitigate the effects of climate …
In Montana, climate change brings drought, floods and smoke-related deaths
In Montana, climate change means drought in some places, record breaking floods in others and wildfire seasons that burn hotter and last longer.
Climate change allows diseases to spread into the Mountain West | Wyoming Public Media
The fifth National Climate Assessment shows climate change is spreading mosquito- and tick-borne diseases and fungal diseases into new areas, …
Food, flowers . . . flood plan? How climate change could threaten your dream wedding
Climate change is making extreme weather more common—and the wedding industry is feeling the affects.