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November 26, 2019

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Vermont Doubles Down on Wood Burning, with Consequences for Climate and Health – InsideClimate News

With Giant Oil Tanks on Its Waterfront, This City Wants to Know: What Happens When Sea Level Rises? – InsideClimate News

World’s Emissions Gap Is Growing, with No Sign of Peaking Soon, UN Warns – Financial Times

Supreme Court Lets Climate Scientist’s Lawsuit Against Conservative Outlets Continue – Washington Post

Majority Believe U.S. Government Is Doing ‘Too Little’ to Fight Climate Change, Study Says – The Hill

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India’s Ominous Future: Too Little Water, or Far Too Much – The New York Times

Weather Is Big Business, and It’s Veering Toward a Collision with the Federal Government – Washington Post

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