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A load of lithium-ion batteries has been burning for 5 days aboard a cargo ship now being kept 2 miles from Alaska’s shore
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A load of lithium-ion batteries has been burning for 5 days aboard a cargo ship now being kept 2 miles from Alaska’s shore

By Mark Thiessen and The Associated Press
December 30, 2023
The green revolution runs on chips–but there is no good way to make the fragile semiconductors ecosystem sustainable in the short term
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The green revolution runs on chips–but there is no good way to make the fragile semiconductors ecosystem sustainable in the short term

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December 26, 2023
Following COP28, how companies can close the trust gap on environmental action
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Following COP28, how companies can close the trust gap on environmental action

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December 22, 2023
The U.S. dairy industry wants to tackle climate change–but not at the expense of feeding the world
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The U.S. dairy industry wants to tackle climate change–but not at the expense of feeding the world

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December 20, 2023
AI could accelerate progress toward the world’s climate goals. Here’s how
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AI could accelerate progress toward the world’s climate goals. Here’s how

By Kate Brandt and Rich Lesser
December 18, 2023
Photo of Makoto Uchida at a car show
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Nissan to sell electric vehicles made in China globally in another sign of carmakers responding to Chinese automotive prowess

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December 18, 2023
Solar rooftops gain traction as electric vehicles owners look to skip paying for electricity or gasoline: ‘Solar just makes sense’
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Solar rooftops gain traction as electric vehicles owners look to skip paying for electricity or gasoline: ‘Solar just makes sense’

By Alexa St. John and The Associated Press
December 16, 2023
AI emissions are fueling a new doomerism. This time it’s climate change
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AI emissions are fueling a new doomerism. This time it’s climate change

By Eric Xing and Adrian Monck
December 12, 2023
Climate change is unleashing a tsunami of infectious diseases–and we have fewer and fewer drugs that can treat them
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Climate change is unleashing a tsunami of infectious diseases–and we have fewer and fewer drugs that can treat them

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December 11, 2023
Young woman in Africa cooks over an open flame
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Access to modern stoves could be a game-changer for Africa’s economic development–and help cut the equivalent of the carbon dioxide emitted by the world’s planes and ships

By Akinwumi Adesina and Fatih Birol
December 5, 2023
More than half of the world’s largest companies don’t have a chief sustainability officer. Here’s the proof they’re missing out
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More than half of the world’s largest companies don’t have a chief sustainability officer. Here’s the proof they’re missing out

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December 4, 2023
‘Forever chemicals’ found in freshwater fish, yet most states don’t warn residents
Health

‘Forever chemicals’ found in freshwater fish, yet most states don’t warn residents

By Hannah Norman and KFF Health News
December 1, 2023
Bill Gates says his approach is still ‘glass half full’ on climate change, but he’s calling on big corporations to do some heavy lifting too
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Bill Gates says his approach is still ‘glass half full’ on climate change, but he’s calling on big corporations to do some heavy lifting too

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December 1, 2023
Climate-driven migration is becoming inevitable as the focus shifts to nations’ geographic fate
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Climate-driven migration is becoming inevitable as the focus shifts to nations’ geographic fate

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December 1, 2023
EY CEO: ‘This is the COP to show, not tell, what climate action looks like’
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EY CEO: ‘This is the COP to show, not tell, what climate action looks like’

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November 30, 2023

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