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Unprecedented floods in Iran have brought people together

In El Salvador, climate change means less coffee, and more migrants

Newly confirmed interior secretary suppressed information on pesticide risks, documents show

With eyes on the presidency, Mayor Pete seeks a 'generational alliance' to tackle climate change

As hurricane season nears in Puerto Rico, a doctor tries to help pregnant women prepare themselves

'Romeo and Juliet' give hope for survival of the Sehuencas water frog

A month after Cyclone Idai, governments struggle to secure crucial recovery funds

How Atlanta plans to get to 100% green energy by 2035

Russia agrees to free whales held in 'whale jail'

Brazil's Bolsonaro wants to mine on Indigenous lands — illegally

In Idai's wake, aid groups worry about 'double tragedy' of cholera

Legally, 'climate refugees' don't exist. But in Georgia, they say they're already here.

Australia's new rapid-removal law for violent videos may be a 'knee-jerk' reaction

Shell oil says it will quit a lobbying group that opposes global climate goals

WhatsApp tipline to fight fake news ‘too little, too late,’ Indian police chief says

Europe is not afraid to regulate Big Tech. EU Competition Commissioner Vestager explains why.

The Green New Deal doesn't include carbon pricing. Some say that's a big mistake.

This high school sophomore from Minnesota 'jumped on the bandwagon' to save the planet

Antarctica Dispatch 9: Thoughts on climate change and returning home

Why Luxembourg's free transit may not fix its traffic problem