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The iPhone maker now says repair access "is good for consumers’ budgets and good for the environment." | Continue reading
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As the US switches to EVs, apartment-dwellers struggle to plug in. | Continue reading
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Experts say it's not time to freak out — yet. | Continue reading
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At least seven insurance companies have failed in the nine months since Hurricane Ida, sending Louisiana homeowners into a panic. | Continue reading
Unusually high springtime temperatures can kill pollen. | Continue reading
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A record-shattering heat wave is devastating parts of India and Pakistan, unleashing a surge of related prblems. | Continue reading
Warmer temperatures cause heavier rainfall across the U.S. — even in the driest cities. | Continue reading
For 30 years, the debate has largely ignored the soaring costs of inaction. | Continue reading
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Just 3 percent of the world's cities had an average air quality reading that met WHO standards in 2021, according to a new study. | Continue reading
Medical schools across the country are increasingly reckoning with the need to teach the intersection of climate change and health. | Continue reading
Environmental law organization ClientEarth brings action and urges other shareholders to join. | Continue reading
$4.7 billion released by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is making states rethink their abandoned oil well tallies. | Continue reading
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A first right to repair victory, Microsoft devices will be more easily repairable. | Continue reading
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What we need is a new food system that keeps people fed and ecosystems healthy. | Continue reading