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Cruz sees Chinese influence in climate lawsuits
The senator used a hearing to propel his theory on China, environmental groups and climate litigation.
Appeals court nominee grilled on role in climate grant freeze
"I'm not anyone's henchman," Emil Bove told lawmakers during his confirmation hearing Wednesday.
Why a little greenwashing law set off a political explosion in Brussels
Months of chipping away at EU green rules has caused some lawmakers to finally blow their tops.
Declining climate funding spurs index of most vulnerable nations
The Climate Finance Vulnerability Index is designed to help funders direct grants and loans to countries that are most exposed to climate peril.
Switzerland’s ebbing glaciers showing holes reminiscent of Swiss cheese
The lack of "dynamic" regeneration is the most likely process behind the emergence and persistence of the holes, says a glaciologist.
Climate change’s emotional toll is broad-ranging, especially for young people
Activists, climate psychologists and others in the fight against climate change have a range of ways to build resilience and help manage emotions.