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Update
July 18, 2025

Cold-air Outbreaks Continue in a Warming World

Arctic

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In The News
July 17, 2025

Life-threatening heat domes confounding forecasters

Read on Gulf Times Mentions Zachary Zobel

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Update
July 16, 2025

We cannot afford to retreat

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Feature
July 11, 2025

“There’s too much fire now”: Fire suppression as a climate solution

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In The News
July 11, 2025

NASA Earth Science Division provides key data

Read on Science Mentions Jennifer D. Watts

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In The News
July 10, 2025

The science behind Texas’ catastrophic floods

Read on Grist Mentions Jennifer A. Francis

Prof Mutshali, University of Kinshasa, Science lead for the NDC; Director Aimé MBUYI, Division of Climate Change, MEDD, National lead on the NDC; Joseph Zambo, forests and climate change coordinator DRC (Woodwell); Melaine Kermarc, international foresees and climate change consultant (Woodwell)

Update
July 10, 2025

High-level workshop builds pathways to stronger climate commitments in the DRC

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Policy Brief
July 2, 2025

Extreme heat and homelessness: Risks and realities in Las Vegas, Nevada

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