At least 60% of U.S. Superfund sites are in areas vulnerable to flooding or other worsening disasters of climate change, and the Trump administration’s reluctance to directly acknowledge global warming is deterring efforts to safeguard them, a congressional watchdog agency says.
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AP Exclusive: Climate said to imperil 60% of Superfund sitesAt least 60% of U.S. Superfund sites are in areas vulnerable to flooding or other worsening disasters of climate change, and the Trump administration’s reluctance to directly acknowledge global warming is deterring efforts to safeguard them, a congressional watchdog agency says. In a report being released
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AP Exclusive: Climate said to imperil 60% of Superfund sitesAt least 60% of U.S. Superfund sites are in areas vulnerable to flooding or other worsening disasters of climate change, and the Trump administration’s reluctance to directly acknowledge global warming is deterring efforts to safeguard them, a congressional watchdog agency says. In a report being released
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Hundreds Of US Toxic Waste Sites Are At Risk Of Climate DisastersA new federal report suggests about 60% of so-called Superfund sites are in areas at risk of wildfires, flooding, and other natural disasters that could be worsened by climate change.
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Exclusive: Investors step up pressure on global energy watchdog over climate changeFatih Birol, the head of the International Energy Agency (IEA), faced renewed pr...
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In pictures: Mayor blames climate change as waters flood VeniceFlooding in picturesque Italian city is caused by climate change, sea level rises, stronger and more frequent storms, as well as sinking surfaces, researchers say.
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In the Sierra, scientists bet on 'survivor' trees to withstand drought and climate changeSierra Nevada forests are vital for California's water supply and wildlife, but are under siege from drought, beetles and climate change. Can scientists use drought-surviving trees to build more resilient forests?
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