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More dangerous heat waves are on the way: See the impact by Zip code.
Explore our zip code level extreme heat map of the United States to see how heat waves and dangerous temperatures will affect your city in the coming years
A ‘megaflood’ in California could drop 100 inches of rain, scientists warn
It hasn't happened since 1862, but California is due for another one
Federal court reinstates ban on new coal sales on public land
A federal judge on Friday reinstated a moratorium on coal leasing on federal lands after finding flaws with the Trump administration's environmental analysis
Poland deploys troops as dead fish pile up on river bank in toxic disaster
Poland says the Oder River disaster could have been caused by an intentional dumping of chemicals, although scientists say climate change may have had a role
The surprising political shifts that led to the climate bill’s passage
From idealism to necessity, Democrats in Congress fall back on a broad, pragmatic package of climate measures — yet not a single GOP Senator supported the measure
As Congress funds high-tech climate solutions, it also bets on a low-tech one: Nature
Many advocates say such investments in "nature-based” climate solutions are critical in giving the nation a better shot at hitting long-term goals
Extreme drought is gripping Europe, intensifying heat and fueling fires
Many locations have seen their driest summer on record as rivers dwindle to a trickle
Here’s how extreme the D.C.-area rainstorm was Wednesday night
Around 3 inches fell in an hour in some locations
Massachusetts just passed a massive climate and clean energy bill
Some cities and towns will be allowed to ban fossil fuel infrastructure in new and major construction projects
How Seoul failed its most vulnerable, flooded in their basement homes
Public anger has been stirred by the South Korean capital's failure to protect poor residents living in “Parasite”-style basement homes