Climate Connections
Students' enthusiasm for energy efficiency can ripple outward, making an impact beyond the classroom. Learn more at
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‘It can be horrific… you’re trying to get people and animals out of harm’s way. At the same time, you’re trying to get first responders into those same areas.’ Learn more at
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Researcher Katerina Gonzales is working with one utility to engage front-line workers in climate adaptation efforts and tap into their on-the-ground knowledge. Learn more at
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The initiative, called Energize Connecticut, provides free or low-cost home energy assessments and recommendations for improving energy efficiency. Learn more at
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Some researchers link disruptions to the polar vortex to climate change, while others attribute them to natural variability. Learn more at
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While some Arizonans can afford to run their AC constantly, many low-income residents struggle to pay high utility bills and suffer in the heat. Learn more at
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Decades-old abandoned lead and zinc mines in Ottawa County pose lingering health risks to nearby residents — particularly as the threat of flooding increases. Learn more at
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Manufacturers are offering a growing number of electric vehicles with longer ranges and all-wheel drive. Learn more at
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Reducing energy use during the winter can save money and reduce pollution. Learn more at
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In a Washington state forest, a research team thinned trees and created small clearings, leading to more snow accumulation on the forest floor. Learn more at
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