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Climate Change Could Save the Rust Belt The Atlantic
S‘It’s our intention to change the world’: Doerr announces environmental social sciences department stanforddaily.com
Wildfire smoke is reversing years of air pollution progress in California and the West, new study finds San Jose Mercury News
Wildfire smoke is reversing years of air pollution progress San Jose Mercury News
Study reveals how much carbon damage would cost corporations if they paid for their emissions dothaneagle.com
Study: paying for carbon damage would eat 44% of profits journalrecord.com
New York , United States , United Kingdom , Russia , California
Study: Carbon damage would cost corporations 44% of their profits if they paid for emissions finance-commerce.com
New York , United Kingdom , Russia , California , United States
TStudents’ test scores, already beleaguered, face new threats from extreme heat thehill.com
The Hill , Pennsylvania , Michigan , Pacific Northwest
El Ninos are far costlier than once thought, in the trillions, study says -- and one’s brewing now The Wichita Eagle
Why Seattle has had the worst air quality in the world this week Alaska Dispatch News
United States , Washington , Cascade , Delhi , Beijing
‘Humans have created an unknown climate'The Times of India
Antarctic , California , India , Earth
Living near oil and gas wells exposes you to toxic gases. CA study shows just how much sacbee.com
Merced , North Dakota , Oklahoma , Texas , California
That’s not fog: Fresno wakes up to dreadful air quality as Sierra Nevada wildfires rage The Fresno Bee
Madera , Central Valley , Fresno , National Park , Clovis
Wildfires have worsened Fresno’s bad air quality. Here’s what the experts say to do The Fresno Bee
Last 80-Degree High Today - Friday Puddles Mark Arrival of Cooler Air Star Tribune
"Aug-tember": Summer Swoon With 80s Today - Showery End to the Week Star Tribune
Wildfire smoke exposure linked to preterm births, study says Seattle Times
Washington , Earth , Seattle , California

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