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House Science Dems demand details about EPA’s endangerment reversal
Reps. Zoe Lofgren and Gabe Amo accused Administrator Lee Zeldin of puttng the "bottom line of polluting industry over the interests of the American people.
Canadian carbon removal plant begins storing CO2 underground
The facility known as Alpha is the first one in North America to permanently lock away climate pollution.
Electric school buses hit pothole after major supplier goes bankrupt
School districts used EPA funds to buy Lion buses. Now the company won't honor warranties.
Businesses urge California to extend climate program immediately
Oil companies, utilities and others said Wednesday that California legislators must reauthorize cap and trade before adjourning Sept. 12.
California’s Problem Solvers Caucus lays out cap-and-trade asks
The bipartisan group said it wanted to preserve free emissions permits for industry to manage costs.
A long-term solution for flooding in Alaska’s capital is elusive
A wall of reinforced sandbags held back the worst of the glacial flooding in Juneau. The effort to find a permanent solution is complicated.
Saudi Aramco employee named lead author of global climate report
Mustafa Babiker was proposed for the key role last month.
Italian glacier is so melted it can only be monitored remotely
The Lombardy Glaciological Service will use drone imagery and remote sensing to keep track of the glacier's shrinkage.
