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Mental health professionals share how people can process climate anxiety following Trump's win.

Widespread drought in the U.S. sets up the ideal conditions for fire to spread—and humans are making it worse, experts say.

To make matters worse, recent data reveals that human-triggered fires are often more destructive and harder to contain than those that are sparked naturally. Experts say communities must make some major changes to avoid succumbing to the flames.

New York City is reviving its plan to charge a fee for driving in congested areas. Experts say policymakers can learn from a similar program in London.

Several of President-elect Donald Trump's high-ranking staff choices have close ties to the fossil fuel industry.

Vessel collisions are a leading cause of death for many whale species. “School zones” for the seas could help protect them, scientists say.

Vaccines are crucial to mitigate the spread of climate-fueled diseases, experts say. But global warming also makes them less effective, while the anti-vaccine movement reduces uptake.

Countries are convened in South Korea to finalize a global treaty for curbing plastic pollution.

November 27th 2024 #0 of 529 articles from the Special Report: This story was originally published by Inside Climate News and appears here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration

Global warming is enabling the spread of diseases like dengue and cholera while disrupting vaccine effectiveness and distribution, experts say.