January 9, 2018

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Top News from Our Warming World

Climate and Weather Disasters Cost U.S. a Record $306 Billion in 2017 – InsideClimate News

Oil Giant Exxon Counters Climate Change Lawsuits by San Francisco, Other Governments – SF Gate

Climate Denial Pervades the Trump White House, But It’s Hitting Some Limits – InsideClimate News

Thousands in California Flee Homes Ahead of Possible Mudslides – Reuters

Why Environmentalists Are Poking Holes in Pittsburgh’s Climate Action Plan – CityLab

Global Warming, Pollution Supersize the Oceans’ Oxygen-Depleted Dead Zones – Mongabay

State Report Details Potential Health Impacts of Climate Change – KTOO

How Hot Was It in Australia? Hot Enough to Melt Asphalt – The New York Times

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