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Earth Day: Fastest-Warming Cities and Record Clean Investment

All 50 states and 237 U.S. cities have warmed since 1970. Although global carbon pollution has never been higher, U.S. investment in the clean energy transition is also at record levels.

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Severe Storm Super Hazards | Climate Central

Past and projected future trends in destructive and deadly severe storm hazards including nighttime tornadoes and large hail.

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2024 Spring Package | Climate Central

Since 1970, spring has warmed by 2.2°F on average across 229 U.S. locations. Warmer springs affect health, water supplies, and growing seasons.

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Warm Winter Days Boosted by Climate Change in U S Cities

Carbon pollution drove abnormal warmth this winter in cities across the U.S. especially in the Midwest and Great Plains.

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A Decade of U S Solar Growth | Climate Central

The U.S. produced more solar power in 2023 than ever before – part of a decade-long growth trend for renewable energy.

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