Source: Politico PRO

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E&E News: Geoengineering test launched with salt flecks and secrecy

  2024-04-07 (or before) in Politico PRO

The experiment in San Francisco could lead to brighter clouds that reflect sunlight. The risks are numerous.

  Tagged under: Geoengineering

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E&E News: Climate change is helping strengthen Arctic cyclones

  2023-10-24 (or before) in Politico PRO

The storms have occurred more frequently since the 1950s, research finds. They’re also lasting longer, giving them more time to wreak havoc.

  Tagged under: Arctic

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  2023-10-04 (or before) in Politico PRO

A new facility may be on the horizon for Texas-based Occidental Petroleum and a company in the United Arab Emirates.

  Tagged under: Texas | Middle East

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  2023-08-25 (or before) in Politico PRO

A surge in battery storage is helping Texas beat the heat without additional fossil fuels.

  Tagged under: Texas | Fossil Fuels | Electricity Grid

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  2023-07-28 (or before) in Politico PRO

Hundreds of conservative operatives outlined a plan that Donald Trump, or any Republican, could use to purge climate action from the federal government.

  Tagged under: Donald Trump

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  2023-06-01 (or before) in Politico PRO

The Center for Food Safety is taking the agency to court in an ongoing dispute over neonicotinoids applied to crop seeds before planting.

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  2023-03-30 (or before) in Politico PRO

Insurers face a "crisis of confidence" as global warming makes weather events unpredictable and increases damage.

  Tagged under: Climate Change | Insurance

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  2022-10-22 (or before) in Politico PRO

Emissions associated with energy use are on track to increase 1 percent this year, according to the International Energy Agency. That's far less than what many observers projected months ago.

  Tagged under: Solar Energy | Wind Power

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  2021-12-19 (or before) in Politico PRO

NEW ORLEANS — Scientists are getting faster and faster at linking climate change to extreme weather events. If an extreme heat wave, storm or flood occurs tomorrow, scientists could determine in a few days whether it was made worse by climate change. That has some scientists thinking: Why not do it for every disaster as soon as it happens?

  Tagged under: Extreme Weather | Climate Change

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