Tag: Change the way you get involved on climate issues

A person using a remote control to operate an air conditioner.
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Homeowner reviews 1st winter with heat pump system in 2,400-square-foot home: 'We are super happy'

A healthcare professional uses a tick removal tool to extract a tick from a person's skin surface.
  • Outdoors Outdoors

Weekly ER visits for tick bites reach highest level in 10 years, Northeast a hot spot

A dimly lit server room filled with tall black server racks illuminated by colorful LEDs.
  • Business Business

Data centers may be costing us $25 billion every year — here's how

A person lying in a hospital bed.
  • Outdoors Outdoors

Lethal flesh-eating bacteria creeps up US East Coast, experts warn

A person in a suit sits at a desk with a laptop.
  • Business Business

Law firm that bills over $2,000 per hour apologizes for error-riddled court documents

Solar panels in a field with wind turbines in the background under a clear blue sky.
  • Business Business

Federal judge blocks government attempt to hinder clean energy projects

A United Airlines customer service area featuring kiosks and signage for assistance at an airport.
  • Business Business

United CEO warns plane ticket prices are about to skyrocket

A wildfire at night.
  • Business Business

Government rejects Colorado's $41M request for federal aid after historic wildfires, flood

A paper plate with a hot dog, a cheeseburger, and potato chips.
  • Food Food

The 1 type of food that increases women's chances for breast cancer by 40%

An e-commerce app folder on a phone including Amazon.
  • Business Business

Amazon 'strong-armed' rivals to raise prices, lawsuit claims

A flooded piazza in Venice with a seagull swimming in the water and historic buildings partially submerged.
  • Outdoors Outdoors

Venice will eventually be accessible only by submarine: It's 'unavoidable,' experts say

Aerial view of a bustling San Diego skyline with a marina and waterfront park under a vibrant blue sky.
  • Outdoors Outdoors

San Diego has so much excess drinking water that it's selling it to states in desperate need

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