Top News from Our Warming World
Trump Rolls Back More Environmental Rules with Infrastructure Order – Reuters
Judge Blocks Major Coal Mine Expansion, Cites Failure to Consider Climate Impact – Associated Press
A Novel Plan for Climate Bonds Aims to Help Cities Build Storm Resilience – Bloomberg
Trump Targets Environmental Justice at EPA, but a DOT Program Could Thrive – Undark
Gas Flaring Rises Despite North Dakota Regulations – E&E
For the Second Straight Year, Earth Has Recorded Its Warmest July on Record – Weather Channel
Freetown’s Deadly Mudslide: A Disaster Waiting to Happen? – BBC
Court Lets Exxon Off Hook for Pipeline Spill in Arkansas Neighborhood – InsideClimate News
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