In California, at least 19 people have died as storms continue to batter the region, leading to widespread flooding, mudslides and power outages.
Exxon scientists predicted current climate change 40 years ago: study | The Hill
Scientists at oil giant ExxonMobil accurately forecast present-day climate change going back to the late 1970s and early 1980s, a new study has …
Harris: US will ‘normalize’ sustainability changes to combat climate change – Detroit News
Vice President Kamala Harris spoke at an event in Ann Arbor about progress being made to reduce greenhouse gas pollution linked to climate change.
Climate change progress hinges on massive changes in behavior from both public and …
While 2022 brought historic legislation to address climate change, the year’s end showed us why such investment is needed.
Oil Stock Fuels Growth While Driving Climate Change Initiatives – Investor’s Business Daily
While driving climate change initiatives and cutting carbon dioxide emissions, top oil stock Hess fuels a potential new breakout.
Opinion | Should We Block the Sun to Counter Climate Change? – The New York Times
How cooling the planet became a serious proposition. In 1965, a group of scientific advisers delivered the first government report on global warming …
Report warns the cost-of-living crisis may overshadow climate change | PBS NewsHour
A report by the World Economic Forum says climate change is the global economy’s biggest long-term challenge but one the world is least prepared …
CEQ Issues Guidance on Evaluating Greenhouse Gas and Climate Change Effects Under NEPA
Highlights of CEQ’s New Climate Change Guidance. Quantifying Reasonably Foreseeable GHG Emissions. The CEQ interim guidance states that agencies …
Relentless Rise of Ocean Heat Content Drives Deadly Extremes – Inside Climate News
The heat of global warming will keep penetrating deeper into the oceans for centuries after greenhouse gas emissions cease. · Related · Scientists …
California’s deadly floods reveal a likely climate change symptom: weather whiplash – Vox
One day drought, the next day flood. Big weather swings could become more common as the climate changes. By Benji Jones@BenjiSJones Jan 11, 2023, …