‘Climate whiplash’ is the new normal for California, experts say
The state has recently swung from years of drought to piles of snow.
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Which EVs qualify for new federal tax credits?
You can get up to $7,500 in federal tax credits when you buy these electric, plug-in hybrid, or fuel-cell electric cars, trucks, and SUVs.
The little-known, massive advantage that renewables hold over coal
Burning coal to create electricity is shockingly inefficient.
By fighting the ozone hole, we accidentally saved ourselves
With the Montreal Protocol, life on Earth dodged a bullet we didn’t even know was headed our way.
Two climate podcasters walk into a bar
The creators of environmental comedy podcast “Sustainababble” discuss the potential and limitations of climate humor.
From poop to pizza: Our top 10 funniest radio stories on climate change
We’ve covered some wild ones over the years.
Category 5 Super Typhoon Mawar rapidly intensifies to 175 mph winds
Mawar is tied as Earth’s strongest storm of 2023 and is the third-strongest typhoon ever observed in May.
Prepare for hurricanes
How climate change is making hurricanes more dangerous
Stronger wind speeds, more rain, and worsened storm surge add up to more potential destruction.
Everything to buy if a hurricane is forecast for your area
Add these supplies to your emergency kit.
Gather them now: the documents you’d need to file a FEMA claim
In the aftermath of a disaster, collecting your important documents might not be top of mind. That’s why experts suggest getting everything in order well ahead of a hurricane, wildfire, or flood.
How to make an evacuation plan
Follow these steps to be ready when disaster forces you to depart from home.
Learn more about the climate crisis, from causes to solutions.
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California bill would hit oil companies with $1 million penalty for health impacts
The first-of-its-kind legislation holds companies liable for illness from urban drilling.
‘It’s gotten really ugly.’ A community of freedom-lovers squares off against climate change in the Arizona desert
A legal loophole enabled residents of wildcat developments in the Rio Verde Foothills to live free from municipal taxes and regulations. But now they’re running out of water.
U.S. can shift to EVs without widespread, destructive mining, report finds
The new report suggests limiting electric vehicle battery sizes and reducing car dependency to lower the demand for lithium by up to 66%.
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Tormenta tropical Arlene en el Golfo de México
Es la primera tormenta tropical nombrada durante la temporada de huracanes, que comenzó el primero de junio.
Consejos de seguridad: Cómo limpiar después de un huracán
Cómo evitar lesiones con motosierra, inhalación de moho y otros peligros al limpiar después de una gran tormenta.
Todo lo que debería comprar si se pronostica un huracán
Agregue estas provisiones a su kit de emergencia.
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The little-known, massive advantage that renewables hold over coal
Burning coal to create electricity is shockingly inefficient.
What ‘The Simpsons’ taught ’90s kids about climate change
Lisa Simpson tried to warn us.
