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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'The end is coming for dirty energy': Countries strike historic deal on fossil fuels in Dubai

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COP28 president Sultan Al Jaber applauds officials at the UN climate summit in Dubai.
COP28 president Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber applauds officials at the UN climate summit in Dubai.

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As hunger worsens in Gaza, one man wants to help local farmers feed families

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Ahmed Sourani is founder and general coordinator of Gaza Urban and Periurban Agriculture Platform.
Ahmed Sourani, founder and general coordinator of Gaza Urban and Periurban Agriculture Platform.

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Millions of sustainability jobs are available to people with the right skills. The problem: Many don't have them, especially women.

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Solar installers from Baker Electric place solar panels on a roof in Scripps Ranch, San Diego.

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I'm a Gen Z climate activist and artist, and there are 5 reasons I think art can help stop the climate crisis

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A rapid clean-energy transition could save 181 million years of healthy human life annually by 2050, report finds

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Poor air quality in New York City on June 7, 2023.
Poor air quality in New York City, caused by wildfires in Canada.

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Food production is accelerating the climate crisis, but AI and other emerging technologies could turn things around

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The UK-based firm Twig is bioengineering some of the ingredients found in margarine.

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Could making jokes about the climate crisis make people take it seriously? These scientists think so.

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A man douses flames with a bucket of water as a wildfire called the Highland Fire burns through his property in Aguanga, California, on Monday.

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America's cities are vying for a hot new title: best place to ride out the coming dystopia

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Once-forgotten cities in the Midwest and Northeast are trying to win people over with the promise of fewer climate-driven floods, fires, and storms.
Once-forgotten cities in the Midwest and Northeast are trying to win people over with the promise of fewer climate-driven floods, fires, and storms.

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Marathons are terrible for the planet, presenting a climate dilemma for elite runners: to fly or not to fly?

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Runners at the Toronto Waterfront Marathon on October 15.
Runners at the Toronto Waterfront Marathon on October 15.

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