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U.S. greenhouse-gas emissions are coming down – within the U.S. Exports of coal and gas also export their climate-changing pollution.
Climate News Network March 27, 2013
Native grasses use less water but aren't as socially acceptable for lawns as grasses like St. Augustine.
Texas Tribune March 25, 2013
Katrina caused water levels to rise by up to 28 feet in 2005, devastating communities and contributing to more than 2,000 deaths.
Climate Central March 19, 2013
Slashing greenhouse gases from cars will require subsidies, rules and better technology, an expert panel concluded.
Daily Climate March 19, 2013
Temperatures are likely to climb into unprecedented territory by 2100, researchers concluded.
Climate Central March 13, 2013
The industry is “absolutely not doing enough” to cut water use, an environmental group leader said.
Texas Tribune March 13, 2013
Many of Canada’s glaciers will likely melt by century's end, researchers believe, making significant sea-level rise inevitable.
Climate News Network March 13, 2013
Interest in reservoirs is reviving as drought persists and growing cities scramble for new water supplies.
Texas Tribune March 4, 2013
It’s not clear whether the butterflies can find the cool winter conditions they crave in Mexico as climate change intensifies.
Climate Central March 1, 2013
Climate change will mean a New York as warm as Bahrain, where daily work will be a struggle, scientists say.
Climate News Network February 24, 2013
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