New Hampshire's last coal-fired power plant has closed three years early, transitioning to a clean energy complex. This shift highlights the declining economic viability of coal in New England.
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Despite U.S. setbacks, global renewable energy investment reached record levels, with renewables surpassing coal in electricity generation for the first time.
Marine heat waves are disrupting the ocean's ability to sequester carbon, affecting phytoplankton and zooplankton dynamics, which could have broader climate implications.
A former Cardinal Health employee links her breast cancer diagnosis to ethylene oxide exposure at the company's warehouse, raising concerns about safety regulations.
The EPA has announced the cessation of its Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, raising concerns about the future of US climate policy and emissions tracking.
A KFF Health News investigation reveals over 170 U.S. hospitals face significant flood risks, jeopardizing patient care amid worsening climate conditions.
Fifteen youth plaintiffs from the Juliana v. U.S. case have filed a petition with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, seeking accountability for climate change impacts on their rights.
Flood Sensor Aunty combines theater and climate education to address urban flooding issues in New York, highlighting community resilience and disaster preparedness.
Valley fever is a fungal infection primarily affecting the lungs, spread through airborne spores from disturbed soil, with rising cases linked to climate change.
Andreas Malm and Wim Carton's book critiques current climate solutions, arguing they distract from the need to reduce fossil fuel reliance.
Nearly a decade after the Paris Agreement, countries are falling short on climate commitments, with many missing deadlines for updated emissions targets.
Graphite One's mining project in Alaska faces opposition from local tribes due to environmental concerns and lack of consultation.