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New One Earth study reveals how inequality fuels climate change, presenting the opportunity to incorporate transformative justice perspectives into climate solutions Last month, a non-profit
June 21st marked the summer solstice — a day when the Earth reaches its maximum tilt — creating the longest day of the year and
The queer community is on the frontlines of the climate crisis — and might also hold the solution A queer person’s existence is an inherently
A hurricane is, technically, a storm that forms over large bodies of warm, tropical water. When the storm’s winds reach and sustain 74 miles per
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Time has run out for drought-stricken states along the Colorado River in the US southwest, as talks aimed at coming to terms on a water-sharing
In Alaska, where 18 percent of the population is Indigenous, some native communities still do not have sustainable water infrastructure, highlighting the ongoing inequality. In
Pastoral communities in East Africa have been hit hardest by a historic drought. It’s 8 in the morning, when a group of Maasai pastoral women
Intense flash floods across Kentucky have killed at least 37 people, Gov. Andy Beshear announced Monday afternoon. Now, residents are left contending with intense heat, as
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