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Oil—when refined into gasoline and diesel fuel—powers more than 90 percent of the world’s cars and trucks and provides all the energy for air travel.
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Working at home one or more days a week if possible reduces emissions if you normally drive or take mass transit to work.
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Major floods during monsoons wash out crops, leaving residents with little food and no source of income. Survival strategies may need to become more widespread as the climate changes.
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They shade buildings and absorb CO2 and other greenhouse gases from the air.
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Is global climate change affecting the other species with which we share the planet? Absolutely.
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The effects of extreme weather can be devastating. Often, it is the poorest people who are the most vulnerable to losing their homes and livelihoods.
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encouraging efficient practices. The Fossil Ridge High School in Fort Collins, CO, is 60 percent more energy efficient than other similarly sized schools.
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The familiar building material cement is a growing source of CO2 emissions, especially in the developing world, where the demand for roads, dams and housing is intense.
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We humans are unbalancing a fundamental Earth process: the carbon cycle. Carbon moves continuously through the atmosphere, plants and animals, soils, the ocean and the rocks of the solid Earth, in tim
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Recent heat waves have caught some cities unprepared. Will they be ready for the next one?
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