Top News from Our Warming World
UN Says Environment Is a Deadly, Worsening Mess, but Not Hopeless – Associated Press
Perry Says Federal Coal and Nuclear Bailout not Dead, but Encourages States to Act – Utility Dive
Students Across the World Are Protesting on Friday. Why? – The New York Times
Senate GOP Expected to Force Vote on Green New Deal in March – The Hill
Connecticut’s Solar Industry Presses for Changes in State’s Net Metering Rules – Hartford Courant
Brazil’s Right-Wing Government Puts Gag Order on Environment Agency – Reuters
Talk to Green New Deal Backers, BP CEO Tells Oil Industry – Reuters
Sharp Rise in Arctic Temperatures Inevitable, UN Report Says – The Guardian
Large-Scale Solar Power Set for Double-Digit Growth: Goldman Sachs – Reuters
How to Protect Manhattan from Climate Change? Make It Bigger – The New York Times
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