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My brush with dengue was excruciating. What’s even scarier is how fast it’s spreading. » Yale Climate Connections

When the chills, body shivers, and pounding headache first hijacked my system, I was 30,000 feet above the Pacific Ocean, midway through a 14-hour...

Offshore wind had a terrible 2025. What can be learned?

Scientists push back on climate myths » Yale Climate Connections

Transcript: The internet holds vast amounts of trustworthy information on many issues, but also huge volumes of false and misleading content, especially about climate change. Vincent:...

Virginia Regulators Approve New Dominion Rates, Assign More Costs to Data Centers – Inside Climate News

RICHMOND, Va.—The State Corporation Commission in November approved a new Dominion Energy rate increase for 2026 that will add $16 a month to the...

The Legal Framework for Enhanced Rock Weathering in Minnesota: A New Sabin Center White Paper – Climate Law Blog

Enhanced rock weathering (ERW) is a promising solution for durable carbon dioxide removal (CDR) which involves...

7 numbers that explain why the future of buildings is all-electric

Still plenty of mildness – for now – after a historic holiday warm wave » Yale Climate Connections

From Phoenix to Denver to Houston, it was anything but a White Christmas. Tens of millions of Americans experienced the warmest holiday-straddling fortnight in...

How one rancher beat drought, debt, and low cotton prices » Yale Climate Connections

Transcript: In 2008, Texan Chad Raines took over his family’s cotton farm, which had been worked by his father and grandfather before him. But he...

A Year After the LA Fires, Recovery Is Lagging, But Bright Spots Emerge – Inside Climate News

While people look to start fresh in the new year, many residents in California’s Los Angeles County are still living in the burn scars...
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