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UN releases dire climate report highlighting rapid environmental degradation

A new United Nations science report warned that the effects of climate change are growing faster and more severe than expected. It cited hunger, disease, poverty and other ills made worse by a warming planet and indicated the repercussions may soon outstrip humanity's ability to adapt. William Brangham reports.

Amid troubling UN climate report, Texas ecologist says we have to act fast to adapt to a warming planet

Climate change is well underway, according to the report, but we can turn to nature to help buffer some of the worst effects.

Study indicates US cities underestimate their GHG emissions by nearly 20%

 E-Mail IMAGE: Graph shows differences between U.S. cities estimates of their greenhouse gas emissions as compared to estimates generated through the standardized Vulcan emissions system view more  Credit: Courtesy Northern Arizona University Cities have become critical players in reducing the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that are causing global climate change. Urban areas produce almost 70 percent of those emissions, and city governments are proposing a variety of policy actions aimed at reducing them. Many cities also produce inventories that detail their greenhouse gas emissions. Now, professor Kevin Gurney of Northern Arizona University s School of Informatics, Computing, and Cyber Systems and colleagues have compared the self-reported emissions inventories published by 48 major U.S. cities to estimates from a state-of-the-art emissions information system. As described in

France eagerly awaits more detailed climate plan from China

France eagerly awaits more detailed climate plan from China
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Is The Keystone XL Pipeline Actually Bad For The Environment?

January 20, 2021 4:40 PM ET Font Size: President Joe Biden is reportedly set to rescind approval for construction to be completed on the Keystone XL Pipeline, but the environmental impacts cited as justification are highly disputed.  Biden is sticking to his campaign trail word and cancelling the final leg of construction on the massive project, which runs from Alberta, Canada to Texas, as first reported by the CBC. The move is part of a slate of day one executive orders to address climate change, which also includes rejoining the Paris Climate Accords and halting oil and gas leasing from Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. 

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