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Trump admin advances bid to block Michigan climate lawsuit
DOJ wants to stop Michigan from suing the oil industry over climate change before the state actually goes to court.
Judge restores DOT grant yanked from California university
The Department of Transportation had funding for the University of California, Davis, in a wider purge of climate and diversity efforts.
Labour’s net-zero policies turn off working-class voters, warns UK union boss
“If they don’t listen to us, they’re going to face some harsh realities,” says the GMB union chief.
Hundreds of feet of Calif. bluff fall toward ocean in landslide-hit town
There was no structural damage to homes and no injuries were reported, according the city of Rancho Palos Verdes' website.
Swiss glaciers shrank 3% this year, scientists say
The shrinkage is the fourth-largest after those in 2022, 2023 and back in 2003.
Analysis shows European banks capitalizing on green transition
A European Central Bank board member said lenders “are emerging as industry leaders” in managing sustainable funds and green bonds.
