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Iran’s water stores may never be refilledhttps://trib.al/eGC0WD7 

Global Thermostat’s achievements haven’t matched its promise (from April 2021)https://trib.al/s9Hlc30 

Your illustrated guide to the batteries of the future (from April 2021)https://trib.al/EwOwMVF 

Exxon has failed to embrace new, climate-conscious directors and is in danger of going the way of Kodak and Blockbuster Video if it sits out the transition away from fossil fuels, says the nation's second-biggest public-pension fundhttps://trib.al/D88sb4I 

The EU may reclassify nuclear power and some forms of natural gas as "green" activity, the Financial Times reportedhttps://trib.al/lo4iSHo 

Hundreds of Colorado residents who had expected to ring in 2022 in their homes are instead starting off the new year trying to salvage what remains of them after a wind-whipped wildfire tore through the Denver suburbs (via AP)https://trib.al/Tnmg7Di 

Rather than set crops ablaze and fuel air pollution, a new organic spray could could instead break them down into fertilizerhttps://trib.al/NFrsI2p 

These are the numbers that matterhttps://trib.al/G3Cu8lA 

Tesla recalls about 475,000 cars in the U.S. — nearly equivalent to its global deliveries last year — because of technical defects with the trunk and rear-view camera (via @technology)https://trib.al/QIk2NRJ 

China has pledged that CO2 will peak in 2030, but it will likely reach that goal in 2028, the government's leading think tank sayshttps://trib.al/1oWfQKf 

Rivian is investing in a dizzying array of expansion projects and a standalone battery factory. (from November 2021)https://trib.al/GSnJLIT 

To cut emissions fast, many countries are turning to a policy tool that is backed by years of research (from July 2021)https://trib.al/e6pe3hJ 

These very big, very cheap batteries may help end blackouts and high energy prices (from September 2021)https://trib.al/BIb9ltQ 

Oil and gas companies should have to put the carbon they extract back underground (from September 2021)https://trib.al/f9YZ04Q 

Oil and gas companies should have to put the carbon they extract back underground (from September 2021)https://trib.al/dG06jJc 

Some Chinese companies single-handedly create more carbon emissions than most countries. Explore the data behind the country's rising carbon emissionshttps://trib.al/gK1dkgq 

Aluminum climbs as investors weighed fresh signs of pressure on production, with Alcoa planning to shut a European smelter and Beijing vowing to cut carbon emissions from China's huge army of smeltershttps://trib.al/27UQEbq 

Fog is ephemerally beautiful and has long been a popular choice for artists. Now mist gardens could have a future as a more sustainable and accessible option for keeping hotter cities cool (from August 2021)https://trib.al/nbeOybP 

Environmentalists are targeting banks in efforts to slow global warming (from February 2021)https://trib.al/fEkbBeg 

The battle against climate change is relying on the same polluting building block that drove the second Industrial Revolution (from June 2021)https://trib.al/CSL7JvF