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Greenhouse gas emissions in the Golden State are back to where they were when Macaulay Culkin was battling burglars.
The sector is ahead of others in international shipping, indicating the industry has a long way to go to reduce its emissions
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Rick Scott, current governor of Florida and GOP candidate for Senate, showed up at a campaign event yesterday only to be run off the premises by angry protestors.
Cleveland city officials recently announced plans to run on 100 percent renewable power by 2050, the latest addition to a list of 82 U.S. cities that have made that pledge.
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Despite the NFIP's many problems, America needs it now more than ever.
The current wording of the Green New Deal leaves the resolution open to energy sources that have harmed vulnerable communities.
As average global temperatures continue to rise, certain communities are more at risk of getting burned than others.