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Clouds' warming potential is frightening researchers
When it comes to the dangers of climate change, it may be the behavior of clouds — the wispy creatures of water, air and tiny particles — that becomes the master of man's fate.
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John Fialka, E&E News reporter
When it comes to the dangers of climate change, it may be the behavior of clouds — the wispy creatures of water, air and tiny particles — that becomes the master of man's fate.
Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) is preparing to introduce legislation that would pause federal regulations on climate change in exchange for an escalating tax on carbon emissions, according to draft legislation obtained by E&E News.
By Zack Colman and Nick Sobczyk in Climatewire
Researchers have just identified an unexpected potential consequence of climate change: It could threaten millions of people's access to the internet.
By Chelsea Harvey in Climatewire
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Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) is preparing to introduce legislation that would pause federal regulations on climate change in exchange for an escalating tax on carbon emissions, according to draft legislation obtained by E&E News.
By Zack Colman and Nick Sobczyk in Climatewire
Researchers have just identified an unexpected potential consequence of climate change: It could threaten millions of people's access to the internet.
By Chelsea Harvey in Climatewire