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China wasted clean energy, leading to higher CO2 — analysis
The country's climate pollution climbed 2 percent this year because wind and solar power weren't integrated into the grid.
Corpus Christi approves water limits, delays desalination vote
The South Texas city is trying to navigate a potential water shortage that could affect refineries and residents.
Natural disaster insurance gap now exceeds $420B globally
A combination of climate change, urbanization and inflation mean disasters are getting more costly when they hit.
Extreme weather to drive $20T in spending over next 10 years, analysts say
The findings underscore the economic toll of climate change and the opportunities it creates for companies that help customers mitigate and adapt to its effects.
Tropical Storm Amanda is first of the Pacific hurricane season, meteorologists say
With the center of the storm at sea, the cyclone posed no immediate threat to land.
Heavy rain from tropical storm raises flood risks in the Tokyo region
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued flood warnings in several areas in Japan, urging people living along rivers and in vulnerable areas to move to higher ground.
