A lava field can be seen with the Pioneer Mountains in the background on April 29, 2024, at Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve near Arco. On May 2, 1924, President Calvin Coolidge designated 54,000 acres of volcanic landscape across southern Idaho a national monument, adding that […] Click here to view original […]
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Pavement can leave floodwater with nowhere to go. Chengyue Lao/Xinhua via Getty Images Scenes from the Houston area looked like the aftermath of a hurricane in early May after a series of powerful storms flooded highways and neighborhoods and sent rivers over their banks north of the city. More […] Click here to view original
The Climate Damages Tax proposal suggests taxing fossil fuel companies in OECD countries to raise funds for climate finance, potentially generating $900 billion by 2030. The funds could contribute to the Loss and Damage Fund, supporting countries most affected by climate change, and aid communities in richer countries in […] Click here to view original
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Governor Josh Green announced Thursday the inauguration of the Climate Advisory Team (CAT) in Honolulu. — Photo courtesy The Office of the Governor KAHULUI–Governor Josh Green announced Thursday the inauguration of the Climate Advisory Team (CAT). This newly formed committee, comprising experts and stakeholders, is dedicated to tackling the […] Click here to view original
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Ryo Kubota, left, and Yuya Watanabe grow a red alga species called Asparagopsis taxiformis in a tank on a trial basis on March 28 in Tosa, Kochi Prefecture. (Kazunori Haga) In the battle against climate change, a startup company is using a new technology to mass-produce seaweed that can […] Click here to view original
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The Red Apple fire burns near Wenatchee, Washington, on July 14, 2021. Climate change supercharged the heat dome that battered the Pacific Northwest and much of western North America in 2021, according to a new study by Canadian researchers. That summer’s extreme heat killed an estimated 1,200 people in […] Click here to view original
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