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Climate change and extreme weather could fuel another housing crisis
An estimated 39 million homes and businesses in the United States could soon face skyrocketing insurance premiums — if they can even find insurance coverage at all. That’s according to a new report from First Street Foundation, which warns that this “insurance bubble” could lead to a costly, widespread housing crisis coast-to-coast.
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This record-hot summer might actually be the coolest for the rest of your life
Summer 2023 broke heat records across the globe but climate experts say it could be the coolest summer we experience for the rest of our lives.
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Paying damages for the climate change pollution they produce would cost corporations 44 percent of their profits, study shows
Economists calculate that the world’s corporations produce so much climate change pollution, it could eat up about 44% of their profits if they had to pay damages for what they put out.
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July has been so blistering hot, scientists already calculate that it's the warmest month on record
Temperatures have been 1.5 degrees warmer than pre-industrial times for a record 16 days in July.
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Homeowners in states hobbled by extreme weather are running out of options to protect their homes
As big-name homeowners insurance companies pack up and leave, customers are forced to pay higher premiums for the few insurance options that remain.
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‘Challenging' Winter Storm Brings Bomb Cyclone to California. Here's What That Means
Some Californians are being asked to only leave the house if necessary as the state braces for worsening storm conditions.
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Climate 2022: WATCH THE FULL SPECIAL
The warming temperatures and changing climate have a great impact on New England and our beloved industries. Our First Alert team of meteorologists explores the changes we are seeing, speak with experts and thought leaders on how our evolving strategies stay effective, and shares ways that we can all make positive changes.
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Climate 2022
The warming temperatures and changing climate have a great impact on New England and our beloved industries.
Our First Alert team of meteorologists explores the changes we are seeing, speak with experts and thought leaders on how our evolving strategies stay effective, and share ways that we can all make positive changes. -
Europe Is Experiencing Its Worst Drought in at Least 500 Years
Record temperatures in Europe this summer have disrupted transportation, displaced thousands of people and resulted in hundreds of heat-related deaths.
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Biden Visits Mass. to Speak About Climate Change Action
President Joe Biden spoke in Somerset, Massachusetts, about creating clean energy jobs and his plan to combat climate change.
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President Biden Lands at T.F. Green Airport
President Biden lands at T.F. Green Airport in Warwick, Rhode Island ahead of trip to Somerset to discuss new actions on climate change.
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President Biden Talks Climate Change, Clean Energy in Mass.
President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced modest new steps to combat climate change and promised more robust action to come, saying, “This is an emergency and I will look at it that way.” The president stopped short, though, of declaring a formal climate emergency, which Democrats and environmental groups have been seeking after an influential Democratic senator quashed hopes for…
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Biden Visits MA to Talk Climate Change, Clean Energy
President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit Somerset Wednesday, where he will deliver remarks on “tackling the climate crisis and seizing the opportunity of a clean energy future to create jobs and lower costs for families.”
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President Biden to Visit Somerset, Mass.
The president will visit Somerset to talk about the climate crisis.
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UK Gets Ready for Travel Disruptions as Temps May Hit 104 F
The British government was holding an emergency response meeting to plan for record high temperatures next week after authorities issued their first-ever “red” warning for extreme heat.
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Meet the Maine Teens Behind This Solar-Powered Lawn Care Company
It’s a one-of-a-kind twist on a high-school summer job that’s kind to the climate. Two twin brothers in Maine have fully booked out the calendar for their lawn care business, which uses 100% electric equipment charged with solar energy. “We’d actually never mowed our own lawn,” said Dimitri Coupe during a Tuesday interview with NECN and NBC10 Boston, explaining...
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Meet the Teens Behind This Solar-Powered Lawncare Company
Two twin brothers in Maine founded Solar Mow, a lawncare business that uses electric equipment powered by solar energy.
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Matt Noyes on Mass Audubon, Climate 2022 Series and More
Meteorologist Matt Noyes joins Kwani Lunis to chat about his new series that focuses on the Massachusetts Audubon Society. He also gives some insight on what effects climate change could have on New England over the next few decades.
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Make $87.50 in 3 Minutes: Reporting Idling Trucks in NYC Has Become a Lucrative Side Hustle for Clean-Air Vigilantes
Clean-air vigilantes have found a way to make money by taking videos of idling trucks.