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Geoengineering startup hires powerhouse lobby shop
Stardust Solutions is hunting government investments in its technologies that aim to cool the planet by deflecting heat from the sun.
UK science academy sees promise in solar geoengineering — but not as sole climate fix
A Royal Society report outlines the state of the science but makes no concrete policy recommendations.
Texas voters agree to spend more money on flood control
The success of Tuesday's ballot referendum comes four months after deadly floods swept Texas Hill Country.
Q&A with the UN’s greenwashing watchdog
Catherine McKenna says the Paris Agreement was an incredible feat. “Now: Do the work.”
UN: Nations well off-track of Paris climate agreement goals
U.S. withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement would erase another 0.1 C of progress.
How to reduce your pets’ carbon pawprint
Diet is the main factor to consider, but the type of pet, its breed and where it came from all affect its impact.
In the Philippines, Typhoon Kalmaegi leaves 26 dead
“We have received so many calls from people asking us to rescue them from roofs and from their houses, but it’s impossible,” said the Philippine Red Cross secretary-general.
