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[ad_1] Chicago has had many nicknames that have stuck with varying degrees of success over the past two centuries. Windy City. Second City. Big Shoulders City. But a lesser-known moniker that may have the most stamina as it digs deep into a century of climate chaos is Chicago’s first: Mud City. It comes from the …
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[ad_1] SHEFFIELD, UK — Rachel Smith experienced the bumpy journey of green hydrogen from a scientists’ dream to an industry that could be on the verge of a commercial breakthrough. As an engineer, he started working on old appliances to make clean-burning gas in a converted barn two decades ago. Now he’s part of a …
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[ad_1] An international team of climate researchers said Wednesday that the extraordinary heatwave that scorched the Pacific Northwest last week would certainly not have happened without global warming. The temperatures were so extreme—including readings of 116 degrees Fahrenheit in Portland, Ore., and a Canadian record of 121 degrees in British Columbia—that researchers had a hard …
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[ad_1] Climate change is everywhere you look: in the staggering heatwave that hit the Pacific Northwest last week and killed more than 150 people; During the western wildfire season started early this year and likely to be severe; Weather conditions during the month of June was the hottest on record in North America; and even …
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[ad_1] Jill Laidlaw has been working for 37 years. Camp Cavell A little spot of paradise on Lake Huron in Lexington, Mich. But he saw trouble in heaven: climate change. Temperatures in Michigan increased by an average of two to three degrees in the last centuryand Ms. Laidlaw said she has seen the effects of …
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[ad_1] Sean Hannity won’t (yet) make a guess. But Fox Weather, which will be funded by advertisers, will be operating in Houston, Seattle, St. It is aggressively hunting star meteorologists from St. Louis and other markets. He’s also chasing big talent on The Weather Channel, where several Hollywood agents tell their crazy bidding wars. A …
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[ad_1] PARIS — The French government on Tuesday said it would abandon plans to include the fight against climate change in the Constitution and would de facto abandon what is seen as an important step in the country’s environmental commitments. Announcing the decision, Prime Minister Jean Castex said it followed a disagreement between the lower …
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