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US had just two 500-foot smokestacks An effort by American power companies to reduce local air pollution in…

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A rapid global shift to clean electricity could trigger a “cascade” of progress towards repairing the damage to…

As summer winds down in West Africa, so does much of the region’s dust activity. Dust storms can…

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Commercial fishers say their industry risks collapse unless the organisation representing them undergoes radical change, as they confront…

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Democratic attorneys general from 20 states and Washington, DC, say government has illegally rolled back landmark protections. Published…

For decades, the United States has been Canada’s most important energy partner, absorbing the lion’s share of its…

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The US had just two 500-foot smokestacks in 1970 and more than 180 by 1985 to dilute local pollution; the taller stacks sent emissions farther downwind and helped spread acid rain