Tag: Climate Change
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Controversial Water Tunnel Project Funding Doubted by California Court
A recent California court order has thwarted Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to build a sizeable subterranean tunnel to reroute much of the state’s water. The argument involves a 1959 law that the Department of Water Resources (DWR) used to justify borrowing billions of dollars for an unnamed “Delta Program.” Legal Hurdles Threaten $16 Billion Water…
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How Eating Low Carbon Footprint Food Can Reduce Carbon Emissions And Increase Health Benefits
How can eating low carbon footprint food reduce carbon emissions and increase health benefits? Eating Low Carbon Footprint Food Reduce Carbon Emissions and Increase Health Benefits at the Same Time Eating low carbon footprint food instead of those with high carbon footprint can reportedly reduce carbon emissions and increase health benefits at the same time,…
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Rising Insurance Premiums Continue Following Destructive Hurricanes And Other Extreme Weather Events
The rising insurance premiums continued following destructive hurricanes and other extreme weather events in Florida. Rising Insurance Premiums Continue in Florida Due to Extreme Weather Events and Climate Change The rising insurance premiums continued in Florida due to extreme weather events and climate change across the country as the weather-related events have led to the…
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California Wildfire Insurance Companies Required To Expand Insurance Coverage And Affordability In Disaster-Prone Areas Following Climate Change
California wildfire insurance companies were required to expand insurance coverage and affordability in disaster-prone areas following climate change. California Wildfire Insurance Companies Expected to Expand Coverage and Affordability in Disaster-Prone Areas California wildfire insurance companies were expected to expand their coverage and affordability in disaster-prone areas in the state as part of the sustainable strategy,…
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Taxing Foods High In Fats, Salt, And Sugar Could Reduce Food Consumption Emissions And Slow Climate Change
Taxing foods high in fats, salt, and sugar could reduce food consumption emissions and slow climate change. Taxing Foods High in Fats, Salt, and Sugar Will Reduce Food Consumption Emissions Amidst Climate Change Taxing foods high in fats, salt, and sugar could possibly reduce food consumption emissions amidst climate change despite the negative effect of…
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High Gas Prices To Climb Even Higher Following Global Supply Cuts – Here Are Effective Ways To Save Money On Gas!
The high gas prices will climb even higher following the global supply cuts, but here are some effective ways to save money on gas. High Gas Prices Will Continue to Go Higher Due to Global Supply Cuts Despite High Demands The high gas prices are expected to go higher with the global supply cuts amidst…
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Sovereign Credit Ratings Continue Dropping Following Extreme Weather Events, Economic Struggles
The sovereign credit ratings continued dropping following extreme weather events and economic struggles. Sovereign Credit Ratings Continue Dropping Due to Extreme Weather Events and Economic Challenges The sovereign credit ratings continued dropping due to extreme weather events and different economic challenges, wherein the sovereign credit ratings are expected to drop even more for 59 nations…
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Safety Insurance Homeowners Policy Offers Insufficient Coverage Following Climate Change, Natural Disasters
Safety insurance homeowners policy offered insufficient coverage following climate change and natural disasters. Safety Insurance Homeowners Policy Provides Insufficient Coverage for Risks Amidst Climate Change and Natural Disasters Safety insurance homeowners policy provides insufficient coverage for risks despite the increasing threats of climate change and natural disasters to various homes across the country, wherein safety…
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US High Temperature Continues Despite Severe Storms, Tornadoes In Various States
US high temperature continues despite severe storms and tornadoes in various states. US High Temperature Continues Across the Country Amidst Severe Storms and Tornadoes in Various States US high temperature continues to affect millions of Americans across the country amidst severe storms and tornadoes in various states, wherein other states have been alerted for extreme…
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$20 campaign to protect Californians from extreme heat, Gov. Newsom announces.
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced a $20 million program to protect Californians from extreme heat on Tuesday, just as the state’s southern inhabitants braced for an extended period of scorching temperatures. The governor’s office referred to periods of extreme heat as “the deadliest form of climate-driven extreme weather.” Heat Ready CA, a statewide multi-ethnic education…