Severe Storms & Flooding
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Iowa Democrats Cite Climate as Second-Highest Voting Priority as 2020 Caucuses Approach
Climate change has landed as the second-highest ballot box priority, right behind abortion rights, for Democrats voting in the all-important Iowa caucuses early next ... -
Ellicott City, Maryland Faces Implications of Two ‘1,000-Year Floods’ in 22 Months
A small Maryland river town which endured a terrifying 1,000-year storm in May 2018, having barely recovered from the one that hit in 2016, ... -
Great Lakes Due for Extreme Highs, Lows as Climate Change Shifts Water Levels
With 2019 precipitation in the region running 150 to 200% or more above normal, water levels in the Great Lakes have risen by as ... -
U.S. Utilities Invest in Technology, Build Customer Trust to Cope with Future Storms, Wildfires
Facing the rising threat of wildfires in the west and devastating storms throughout the country, American utilities say they’re improving their storm response strategies, ... -
U.S. Farmers Fall Far Behind on Planting After Record Midwestern Floods
After suffering through the wettest year on record, and with rain continuing to bucket out of June skies, American corn farmers are desperately behind ... -
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Stiglitz: Green New Deal Would Deliver the Second World War-Scale Investment to Confront the Climate Crisis
Describing the climate crisis as the “third world war,” Nobel laureate and former World Bank chief economist Joseph E Stiglitz is urging critics of ... -
CanadaClimate Action/"Blockadia"Energy PoliticsFinance & InvestmentLegal & RegulatoryPipelines/Rail TransportSevere Storms & FloodingSub-National GovernmentsUnited States
Keystone Wins Court Appeal, But Further Legal Challenges Await
Opponents of the ever-controversial Keystone XL pipeline are exploring “all available legal avenues” to halt the project, after a U.S. appeal court overturned a ... -
CanadaEnergy PoliticsMedia, Messaging, & Public OpinionSevere Storms & FloodingSub-National Governments
Women, Younger Voters, and Key Provinces Cite Climate as Top Ballot Box Issue
Climate change continues to place as a top ballot box concern in the months leading up to federal election in October, with nearly six ... -
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Ottawa Announces $15-Million Lifeline After Ontario Cuts Successful Tree Planting Program
The federal government has tossed an emergency lifeline to Ontario’s 50 Million Tree Program, committing C$15 million over four years after the Ford government ... -
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Big Companies Foresee $970 Billion in Climate Risk, $2.1 Trillion in Gains from Climate Action
More than 200 of the world’s biggest companies anticipate nearly US$1 trillion in business risk—more than half of it in the next five years—due ... -
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Study Predicts End of Civilization by 2050 if Global Warming Hits 3.0°C
An alarming new study by Australia’s Breakthrough National Centre for Climate Restoration is pointing to the “high likelihood of human civilization coming to an ... -
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Japan’s 2018 Killer Heat Wave Was ‘Essentially Impossible’ Without Climate Change
Japan’s heat wave in July 2018 could not have happened without climate change.
