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Can Los Angeles host a car-free Olympic games in 2028? I Via: NBC

Nation World

New color-coded heat risk tool adds a level higher than red

Last year was the hottest year on record globally.
Climate Science

IDEM visits local Indiana schools during April for Earth Day

While IDEM does presentations year-round teaching young Hoosiers about recycling, composting and air/water quality, they make a big push during April.
Local News

IDEM visits local Indiana schools during April for Earth Day

While they do presentations year-round teaching young Hoosiers about recycling, composting, and air/water quality, they make a big push during April.
Nation World

Doomsday Clock remains set to 90 seconds to midnight

The Doomsday Clock, a symbolic countdown to human extinction established in 1947, remains at 90 seconds to midnight for the second year in a row.
Climate Science

New report on climate misinformation videos show new tactics among climate deniers

Instead of outright rejecting Climate Change as a hoax, these new tactics focus on undermining the science behind Climate Change and casting doubt on solutions.
Nation World

Earth shattered global heat record in '23 and it's flirting with warming limit, European agency says

The record heat made life miserable and sometimes deadly in Europe, North America, China and many other places last year.
In The News

In the News Now | Top climate events of 2023

A special In the News Now takes a look back at some of the top climate events in 2023.
Climate Science

November was the warmest month on record

November 2023 was warmest such month on record, according to data from the Japan Meteorological Agency & beat the previous record set in 2020 by 0.3 degrees Celsius
Climate Science

Much of Indiana shifts into new plant hardiness zones - how does it affect what you grow?

Plant experts told 13News most gardeners won't expect to see sudden shifts in how they plant, but the warmer zones don't necessarily bode well for a warming world.
Climate Science

Much of Indiana shifts into new plant hardiness zones - how does it affect what you grow?

Plant experts told 13News most gardeners won't expect to see sudden shifts in how they plant, but the warmer zones don't necessarily bode well for a warming world.
Climate Science

Key takeaways from the new, expansive US climate report

The Fifth National Climate Assessment goes further than previous reports in highlighting climate change's impact on the U.S. economy and underserved communities.