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Low water levels on the Mississippi River, Aug. 2012.
U.S. Paying a Price for Lack of Water Policy
Climate change has made managing the nation's waterways more important than ever, but policies remain fragmented.
The worst drought since at least the 1950s has barely registered on political radar screens this...
By Robert Krier
Sep 17, 2012 | Read More
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Extreme Heat, Drought Show Vulnerability of Nuclear Power Plants
Reactor shutdown in Connecticut is latest sign that nuclear energy would face challenges from climate change.
Will 2012 go down as the year that left the idea of nuclear energy expansion in the hot, dry dust?...
By Robert Krier, InsideClimate News
Aug 15, 2012 | Read More
250-500 Million MW of Extra Energy Now Roiling the Earth’s Climate System
As extreme weather events multiply, scientists are still in the early stages of understanding how more energy is influencing complex weather phenomena
Despite America's intense political polarization over climate change, the scientific measurement of...
By Lisa Song, SolveClimate News
Jul 29, 2011 | Read More
drought in Africa
Droughts to Worsen in East Africa, With Implications for U.S. Food Aid
USAID says findings will influence food program for Horn of Africa; IPCC author says panel will consider the results in next climate assessment
Rising global temperatures could trigger more extreme drought conditions in the coming decades in...
By Katherine Bagley
Mar 23, 2011 | Read More