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For small tourism businesses, extreme weather is the new pandemic—for better or for worse
Environment

For small tourism businesses, extreme weather is the new pandemic—for better or for worse

By Mae Anderson and The Associated Press
September 4, 2023
Three firefighters rest in the shade of a truck
Environment

People are literally dying because it’s so hot outside—turns out machines aren’t doing so great either

By Matthew T. Hughes, Srinivas Garimella and The Conversation
August 29, 2023
Michael Bloomberg speaks from a podium.
Newsletters

Michael Bloomberg made a radical decision to ax his entire board of directors. Was that a good idea?

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August 29, 2023
Colorful shirts, jackets, and sweaters hanging on a clothing rack
Retail

Gen Zers and millennials are paying personal stylists $300 to ship them ‘style boxes’ full of thrift store clothes

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August 29, 2023
Hawaiian Electric
Environment

Hawaiian Electric admits its power lines started the Maui wildfire but says the fire department declared mission accomplished too soon

By Jennifer McDermott and The Associated Press
August 28, 2023
Portrait of EcoLab CEO Christophe Beck in front of wooden wall.
Leadership

The CEO of water management company Ecolab doesn’t think fossil fuels are going away anytime soon: ‘We will need more oil and gas than we use today’

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August 28, 2023
A record heat wave has boiled the U.S. southwest this year, exposing workers to health risks.
Health

Record high temperatures shine spotlight on the rising risk of death and injury for workers toiling in extreme heat

By Gabe Stern and The Associated Press
August 28, 2023
Linemen work on poles Aug. 13, 2023, in Lahaina, Hawaii, following a deadly wildfire that caused heavy damage days earlier.
Environment

A utility company’s decrepit power lines may have sparked deadly blaze in Maui

By Jennifer McDermott, Bernard Condon, Michael Biesecker and The Associated Press
August 28, 2023
If companies had to pay for their carbon emissions, nearly half their profits would evaporate, study finds
Environment

If companies had to pay for their carbon emissions, nearly half their profits would evaporate, study finds

By Seth Borenstein and The Associated Press
August 25, 2023
Governments pledged to end fossil fuel subsidies. Instead, they’ve doubled down since 2020, hitting record $1.3 trillion
Environment

Governments pledged to end fossil fuel subsidies. Instead, they’ve doubled down since 2020, hitting record $1.3 trillion

By Bloomberg and Leslie Kaufman
August 24, 2023
Susanna Gellert
Environment

How Vermont’s oldest professional theater company survived a flood, a $450,000 rehab project and put on ‘Singin’ in the Rain’

By Lisa Rathke and The Associated Press
August 24, 2023
There’s no such thing as a ‘climate haven’ away from disaster risks as national emergencies multiply
Environment

There’s no such thing as a ‘climate haven’ away from disaster risks as national emergencies multiply

By Julie Arbit, Brad Bottoms, Earl Lewis and The Conversation
August 23, 2023
Our old fridges and air conditioners are still emitting super pollutants–and their climate impact is equal to the emissions of the entire country of Switzerland
Commentary

Our old fridges and air conditioners are still emitting super pollutants–and their climate impact is equal to the emissions of the entire country of Switzerland

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August 23, 2023
A dollar bill on fire
Conferences

The costs of extreme heat, at least $100B a year, will rise to staggering levels, says the former Fed economist who’s so influential they named a recession indicator after her

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August 22, 2023
Milton Friedman poses next to a bust of himself
Finance

How America’s hotbed of progressive economics borrowed from Milton Friedman to pressure the ultrawealthy on climate change

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August 22, 2023

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