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China Promises To Stop Building Coal Plants AbroadChina is both the world's biggest domestic coal producer and the largest funder of coal plants around the world.PlayHere & Now04:55Sep 22, 2021
Iceland Turns On The World's Biggest Machine To Pull Carbon Out Of The Air"Direct air capture" is a technically challenging and controversial strategy for softening the blow of global warming that backers say will be a necessity to meet global emissions targets in...PlayHere & Now05:54Sep 22, 2021
Hurricane Harvey Devastated Texas In 2017. 4 Years Later, Is The State Better Prepared?Right now in Texas, more than 6 million people are under flash flood alerts.PlayHere & Now05:19Sep 15, 2021
How Climate Change Is Affecting NigeriaClimate change in Nigeria has led to seasons of drought and excess flood, impacting agriculture and causing loss of farmland.PlayHere & Now06:21Sep 7, 2021
Climate Expert On Policy Shifts Needed After Ida To Protect The VulnerableThe impacts of climate change are clearly visible to scientists this week in the U.S. after Ida killed at least 61 people in eight states.PlayHere & Now05:54Sep 3, 2021
Whistleblowers Come Out Against EPA, Alleging CorruptionFour scientists at the Environmental Protection Agency have come forward and shared that the agency has been siding with chemical companies and approving chemicals with potentially dangerous health effectsPlayHere & Now10:50Sep 2, 2021
'There's Literally A Dark Cloud Over Us': Firefighter Reflects On Dixie Fire After Losing His TownThe Dixie Fire is the largest fire burning in California at more than 770,000 acres. PlayHere & Now06:03Aug 31, 2021
Tipping The Icebergs: What Losing The Greenland Ice Sheet Means For The PlanetGreenland is roughly three times the size of Texas and contains enough water in ice to raise sea levels by about 24 feet.PlayHere & Now09:22Aug 30, 2021
Caldor Wildfire In California Rapidly Expands, Nears Lake TahoeIt is one of more than 90 wildfires burning in the country right now, during an especially hot, dry summer out West.PlayHere & Now03:42Aug 25, 2021
What The Consequences Of Climate Change Mean For The Next GenerationSophia Kianni — the youngest member on the U.N. Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change — shares her perspective on the crisis.PlayHere & Now07:29Aug 20, 2021
Oregon Climate Scientist Pushes For Heat Adaptation To Avoid 'Preventable' DeathsThe Pacific Northwest is facing another heatwave through the weekend with temperatures in the triple digits.PlayHere & Now05:20Aug 13, 2021
The Climate Crisis Will Only Worsen Over The Next 30 Years. Tell Us How A Warming Planet Impacts YouHere & Now wants to know — how does climate change affect you and your community? Here & NowAug 12, 2021
Extreme Weather Events Put A Damper On Summer PlansAs the climate warms, summer getaways may not be what they once were.PlayHere & Now03:52Aug 11, 2021
Hawaii Battles Drought, Fires And Mudslides With Record Low Rainfall In Many RegionsFormer legislator Kaniela Ing tweeted "Stop coming to Hawaii. They are treating us like second-class citizens, literally cutting off our water to feed over-tourism."PlayHere & Now05:28Aug 11, 2021
How The EU's Carbon Border Tax Will WorkCarbon border taxes charge fees on imports from countries not making efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions.PlayHere & Now08:25Aug 10, 2021
Health Crises, War, Refugees, Dying Reefs: A Look At Impacts Of Climate Change"It's worse, much worse, than you think," author David Wallace-Wells writes in his book "The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming."PlayHere & Now09:36Aug 10, 2021
Author Breaks Down Key Findings From Landmark IPCC Report On Climate ChangeThe report spells out that the world is warming at an accelerated pace and human behavior is the driving factor. PlayHere & Now06:27Aug 9, 2021
Engineers Worry Cities, Subway Networks Are Not Ready For Climate-Fueled FloodingRecent intense flooding in Germany, the U.K. and China has underscored the need for engineering and urban design solutions for natural disasters turbo-charged by climate change.PlayHere & Now04:32Aug 9, 2021
Meet The World's 1st Chief Heat OfficerJane Gilbert, Miami-Dade's chief heat officer, talks about coordinating and accelerating efforts to protect vulnerable communities from extreme heat.PlayHere & Now07:23Jul 23, 2021
From German Floods To The Northwest Heat Dome: How Climate Change Is Juicing Extreme Weather EventsDevastating floods last week killed at least 165 people in Germany. Many Germans are now asking why the country was caught so off guard.PlayHere & Now09:40Jul 21, 2021
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