Free training program prepares Native women for solar jobs
Release Date: 04/23/2025
In Brookline, Massachusetts, a group helps neighbors cut carbon emissions one appliance at a time
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Free, vetted guides offer practical advice on electrifying homes and finding experienced contractors. Learn more at
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As flood risks rise, Latino landscapers and residents learn to fight back with green infrastructure
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A D.C.-based nonprofit trains people in stormwater management techniques to build healthier, flood-resilient neighborhoods. Learn more at
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Melting ice brings more ships – and more pollution – to Arctic waters
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New rules will reduce airborne toxins, but an environmental group says discharge from scrubbers still threatens the fragile Arctic. Learn more at
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Puerto Rico’s 2022 leptospirosis surge shows one of the hidden health risks of flooding
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With more storms and warmer temperatures ahead, contaminated floodwaters pose a growing public health threat. Learn more at
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As seas rise, saltwater moves toward Philadelphia’s faucets
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Saltwater from Delaware Bay is creeping closer to the city’s water intake, forcing officials to consider costly long-term solutions. Learn more at
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Carbon pollution isn’t just changing Earth – it could cause crowding in space
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MIT scientists have found that changes to the atmosphere are enabling space junk to stay in orbit longer. Learn more at
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A free store helps hurricane survivors go solar in western North Carolina
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The store connects people with equipment donated by solar companies in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Learn more at
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Dynamic glass can help buildings stay cool
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After the Dallas airport installed dynamic glass windows, surface temperatures near the windows dropped 15 degrees F. Learn more at
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Extreme weather could cause more disruptions to Chicago public transit
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To address flooded train stations and unshaded hot bus stops, public transit will need infrastructure investments to keep up with climate change. Learn more at
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Many glaciers are shrinking more in summer than they can grow in winter
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Fossil fuel pollution is accelerating glacier melt, contributing to rising sea levels worldwide. Learn more at
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