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As Climate Threats Rise, These Cities Are Working To Become More Resilient (PHOTOS)
As our planet becomes increasingly more unpredictable, the world's big cities will need a plan to become more resilient to a slew of threats. That's why the Rockefeller Foundation for the expected and unexpected challenges of the 21st century. Through the 100 Resilient Cities organization, the foundation is working with the cities chosen to develop plans for weather disasters, like drought, tropical storms and extreme heat, as well as other challenges created by extreme weather, like floods, fires and food...
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Dire Climate Forecast Raises More Questions Than Answers
NASA’s former climate chief has issued a stark new study that finds that the world’s current climate goal could be inadequate and may not prevent catastrophic losses from rising seas, ocean temperatures and changes in global weather. But the extreme nature of his projections has some scientists questioning the methods he used and the results he reached. Global leaders and scientists have agreed that keeping global warming toof pre-industrial temperatures represents a safe level of climate change. The new findings,...
Is Your Air Conditioner Making You Sick?
It's difficult to imagine living in your home or working in a building without one in summer -- especially if you live in a warm climate -- but could your air conditioner be making you sick? It's a question that seems to get asked every year, especially during summer and winter, when people use their air conditioning and heating systems the most. And the has raged since air conditioning first became widespread in the years after World War II, Slate.com...
Contaminants Found In Nearly 20 Percent of California's Drinking Water Supplies
Nearly one-fifth of the raw groundwater used for public drinking water systems in California contains excessive levels of potentially toxic contaminants, according to a decade-long U.S. Geological Survey study that provides one of the first comprehensive looks at the health of California's public water supply and groundwater. One of the surprises in the study of 11,000 public supply wells statewide is the extent to which high levels of arsenic, uranium and other naturally occurring but worrisome trace elements is present,...
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