Flying is about to become even more miserable

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Photo collage of a plane.

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Jennie Zeiher is a frequent flyer, but she was beginning to distrust the process.

A federal climate jobs program could hire 20,000 workers this year

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Climate activists rally in front of the White House in 2023.
Climate activists rally in front of the White House in 2023.

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Homebuyers are flocking to areas most exposed to extreme weather risk and pushing prices higher, JPMorgan says

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A home in a flood.
A home submerged in water after a flood.

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It's extreme weather — not AI or disinformation — over the coming decade that's worrying business leaders and politicians the most

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High Water sign in a flooded neighborhood
Extreme weather events are becoming more common.

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Brazil's Amazon region has faced devastating flooding and drought. Dramatic photos show life in towns weathering the extremes of climate change.

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Left: Anama, Brazil, flooded. Right: Manaus, Brazil, dried up
Brazil's Amazon region has faced both devastating flooding and extreme drought.

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Climate change migration: Where people are moving to escape wildfires, extreme flooding, and record heat

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A woman surveys damage from a hurricane.
A woman inspects the damage on Pine Island Road, Florida, after the passage of Hurricane Ian.

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There's no slowing the green transition in 2024

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Wind turbines at London Array offshore wind park, North Sea, near England, United Kingdom.
Wind turbines at London Array offshore wind park, North Sea, near England, United Kingdom.

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Stock market winners and losers are already emerging from the next extreme weather cycle

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Hurricane Irma
Hurricane Irma

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A temporary pay bump for federal firefighters is slated to end in November, raising fears that up to 50% of the workforce could quit as the country faces more extreme wildfires

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Firefighters battle the Mosquito Fire
Firefighters battle the Mosquito Fire burning on Michigan Bluff Road in unincorporated Placer County, Calif., on September 7, 2022.

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Floridians are relocating to the center of the state to try to avoid hurricanes — and high insurance premiums

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Rows of suburban homes in Ocala, Florida
Ocala, Florida

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