Top News from Our Warming World
Hurricane Harvey’s Toxic Impact Runs Deeper than Public Was Told – Associated Press
Congress Poised to Approve $15 Million for Village Relocation in Alaska – Alaska Public Media
Food Crises Intensifying Because of Climate Change and Conflict – Bloomberg
In 20 Years, Annual Wildfire Burn Area Will Be Six Times Larger, Study Says – Outside
What on Earth? Why Climate Change Skeptics Are Backing Geoengineering – Reveal
Macron Pushes for EU Minimum Price for Carbon – Reuters
Global Emissions Rose in 2017, But U.S. and China Both Made Progress – InsideClimate News
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