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ESA foe takes on new role
A fierce critic of the Endangered Species Act is now advising the director of the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Adam Aton, E&E News reporter
A fierce critic of the Endangered Species Act is now advising the director of the U.S. Geological Survey.
The city is considered a leader in the urban climate movement. But communities of color say Minneapolis isn't accounting for the temperature impacts affecting their neighborhoods.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Accounting for man-made CO2 emissions up to now has been more than a slightly messy business. But now scientists have found a way to use carbon-dating techniques to track it.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
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The city is considered a leader in the urban climate movement. But communities of color say Minneapolis isn't accounting for the temperature impacts affecting their neighborhoods.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Accounting for man-made CO2 emissions up to now has been more than a slightly messy business. But now scientists have found a way to use carbon-dating techniques to track it.
By John Fialka in Climatewire