Poll Finds Public Support For Climate Hacking

Support among the public for scientists deliberately altering the Earth’s climate on a vast scale to counteract global warming is at 72 percent, according to a recent survey that appeared in the journal Environmental Research Letters.

Poll Finds Public Support for Climate Hacking

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Green Column: Next Year Offers Little Cheer for Those Battling Climate Change

Budget deficits and a still-sluggish economy in the United States and elsewhere may complicate investments in clean-energy technologies, and international negotiators have tough work ahead.

Green Column: Next Year Offers Little Cheer for Those Battling Climate Change

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Green Column: Climate Talks Might Need a Profit Motive

Negotiations like United Nations climate talks may be weakened by the lack of a formal role for businesses or investors.

Green Column: Climate Talks Might Need a Profit Motive

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Supreme Court Takes Climate Pollution Case

The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear a landmark case on greenhouse gases, potentially affirming or denying the public’s right to limit corporate pollution.

Supreme Court Takes Climate Pollution Case

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