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Hong Kong sweats through highest temperature it’s ever recorded in March following hottest summer on record last year—and its records go back to 1884
Environment

Hong Kong sweats through highest temperature it’s ever recorded in March following hottest summer on record last year—and its records go back to 1884

By Jordan Fabian and Bloomberg
March 24, 2024
What I’m looking forward to at the first-ever One Earth Summit
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What I’m looking forward to at the first-ever One Earth Summit

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March 22, 2024
EPA administrator Michael Regan.
Environment

EPA inks ‘single most important climate regulation in the history of the country’

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March 20, 2024
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang holding the company's latest GB200 system.
Newsletters

What Nvidia’s new Blackwell chip says about AI’s carbon footprint problem

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March 19, 2024
Politicization is ‘deconstructing’ ESG—and the ‘E’ is winning, argues former presidential candidate
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Politicization is ‘deconstructing’ ESG—and the ‘E’ is winning, argues former presidential candidate

By Nicholas Gordon and Alan Murray
March 18, 2024
Robert Habeck
Environment

Germany ‘on course, for the first time’ to slash emissions 65% by 2030, vice chancellor says

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March 15, 2024
Affordability, reliability, and industrial competitiveness will make or break the net-zero transition. Here’s how
Commentary

Affordability, reliability, and industrial competitiveness will make or break the net-zero transition. Here’s how

By Mekala Krishnan, Daniel Pacthod and Sven Smit
March 14, 2024
Salisbury
Environment

‘What, and destroy $2 billion worth of property?’ Mass. beach community undaunted after storm washes away 3-day-old $600,000 sand dune project

By Michael Casey and The Associated Press
March 13, 2024
Wealthy Massachusetts homeowners spent half a million dollars to build a sand dune that washed away in three days–and they’re dead set on rebuilding it
Environment

Wealthy Massachusetts homeowners spent half a million dollars to build a sand dune that washed away in three days–and they’re dead set on rebuilding it

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March 13, 2024
$22 trillion worth of the housing market—or 44% of all homes in the U.S.—is at risk of severe or extreme damage from environmental threats
Finance

$22 trillion worth of the housing market—or 44% of all homes in the U.S.—is at risk of severe or extreme damage from environmental threats

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March 13, 2024
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Finance

Jerome Powell just revealed a hidden reason why inflation is staying high: The economy is increasingly uninsurable

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March 12, 2024
Justice, transition, and nature-based solutions: Here’s how we move beyond the backlash and refocus the climate finance conversation on what matters most
Commentary

Justice, transition, and nature-based solutions: Here’s how we move beyond the backlash and refocus the climate finance conversation on what matters most

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March 12, 2024
Pedestrians shelter from the rain and the wind under umbrellas, as they walk by the sculpture depicting Joan of Arc in France.
Environment

Europe faces at least 36 major climate risks and is the world’s fastest-warming continent, EU’s environmental watchdog warns

By Carlos Mureithi, Dana Beltaji and The Associated Press
March 12, 2024
A man in a dark suit, light blue shirt, and red tie sits behind a table with a name card in front reading "Gary Gensler"
Newsletters

How business leaders are reacting to the SEC’s new rules on climate disclosures

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March 7, 2024
SEC chairman Gary Gensler
Environment

SEC chair drags climate rule across the finish line despite objections from commissioners, who say it will ‘spam investors with the commission’s pet topic of the day’

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March 6, 2024

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