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Failing Carbon Sinks, Insufficient Climate Policies, and NFL Stadium Rooftop Farm

Failing Carbon Sinks, Insufficient Climate Policies, and NFL Stadium Rooftop Farm

From natural carbon sinks failing, to insufficient climate policies resulting in warming of more than 3C, to a rooftop farm on an NFL stadium, we have the latest climate news and information for you in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

Winter Outlook, Climate Resistance Communities, and Mass Bird Deaths

Winter Outlook, Climate Resistance Communities, and Mass Bird Deaths

From the latest winter outlook, to building climate resistance communities, to mass bird deaths, we have the latest climate news and information in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

Climate Proposals, Greening Antarctica, and Midwest Climate Refuge

Climate Proposals, Greening Antarctica, and Midwest Climate Refuge

From the UK's Climate and Nature bill proposal, to Antarctica turning green, to businesses seeking refuge in the Midwest, we have the latest climate news and information for you in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

CO2 Sponges, Hurricane Helene, and Africa's GDP

CO2 Sponges, Hurricane Helene, and Africa's GDP

From Hurricane Helene's boosted rainfall, to African nation's GDP losses, to turning bodies of water into CO2 sponges, we have the latest climate news and information for you in today's ClimateWatch newsletter.

First Carbon Positive Hotel in America

First Carbon Positive Hotel in America

From the Climate Mayors goals, to carbon positive hotels, to struggling whitefish populations, we have the latest climate news and information for you in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

Bad News for Fall Lovers

Bad News for Fall Lovers

From the urban precipitation anomaly, to changes in mosquito season, to bad news for fall lovers, we have the latest climate news and information for you in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

Food Prices Increase Due to Climate Change

Food Prices Increase Due to Climate Change

From food price increases, to innovators under 35, to La Nina predictions, we have you covered with the latest climate news and information in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

Earth Just Experienced Its Hottest Summer EVER

Earth Just Experienced Its Hottest Summer EVER

From the hottest summer on record, to Atlantic Ocean currents collapsing, to new climate technology, we have you covered with the latest climate news and information in this week's newsletter.

Do Climate Change Policies Actually Work?

Do Climate Change Policies Actually Work?

From climate change policies, to Canadian wildfire carbon emissions, to recycling clothing, we have you covered with the latest climate news and information in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

Pink Dolphins Studied for Climate Change Impact

Pink Dolphins Studied for Climate Change Impact

From the State of Climate notable findings, to genetically modified super wood, to pink dolphins, we've got you covered with the latest climate news and information in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

The Hottest Temperature Humans Can Survive

The Hottest Temperature Humans Can Survive

From the hottest temperature humans can survive, to possible Atlantic Niña, to 16,000 years of climate history being revealed, we've got you covered with the latest climate news in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

Vietnamese Farmers Use AI to Slow Climate Change

Vietnamese Farmers Use AI to Slow Climate Change

From wildfires contaminating drinking water, to reducing prison population and to farmers using AI to slow climate change, we have the latest climate news and information in this week's ClimateWatch newsletter.

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