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Extreme and erratic weather events become the norm on a planet that can’t keep up with global warming.

The 10 highest-risk states will pay nearly 50 percent more by 2050 as a result of extreme weather.

How to reduce risk and boost resilience in the infrastructure of tomorrow

The comments come as a new Associated Press-NORC poll, conducted with the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago, found that 53 percent of Americans are extremely or very concerned about AI's environmental consequences, up from 41 percent last...

The EPIC.Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research survey last month found that Republicans and Democrats were united in their concern about the environmental impacts of AI, writes Newsweek.

What to expect from the super El Niño — and how states are preparing.

A Climate Impact Lab report highlights the impact of climate change on extreme heat.

Climate scientists have put out a dire warning about this year’s El Niño; that it will likely be the worst in recorded history.

More than 450,000 people are projected to die from additional heat due to the unusually strong El Nino event over the next six months, according to a research report by the Climate Impact Lab.

EPIC's Michael Greenstone discusses the latest CIL report's findings on El Niño and heat deaths with NBC News.