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"As Trump Enters White House, California Renews Climate Change Fight" [1]

"California released new measures to fight climate change within minutes of Donald Trump being sworn in as U.S. president on Friday, signaling the state's commitment to be the nation's environmental steward under an administration that has questioned the reality of global warming."

Source: Reuters [2], 01/23/2017

"As U.S. Cedes Leadership on Climate, Others Step Up at Davos" [3]

"When the chief executive of Saudi Arabia’s national oil and gas company mapped out a glowing future for fossil fuels at a discussion in Davos this past week, dissent came from an unexpected corner of the room."

Source: NY Times [4], 01/23/2017

Interior Reactivates Twitter Accounts After Shutdown Over Inauguration [5]

"The Interior Department reactivated its official Twitter accounts early Saturday after an abrupt shutdown following shares of two tweets during the inauguration the agency considered unsympathetic to President Trump."

Source: Washington Post [6], 01/23/2017

"With Trump in Charge, Climate Change References Purged From Website" [7]

"Within moments of the inauguration of President Trump, the official White House website on Friday deleted nearly all mentions of climate change. The one exception: Mr. Trump’s vow to eliminate the Obama administration’s climate change policies, which previously had a prominent and detailed web page on whitehouse.gov."

Source: NY Times [8], 01/23/2017

"Storms Continue Slamming U.S. South After Killing At Least 18" [9]

"A dangerous weekend weather system killed at least 18 people in the U.S. South, with Georgia officials reporting more than a dozen deaths on Sunday after severe thunderstorms and tornadoes buffeted several states."

Source: Reuters [10], 01/23/2017

On Arizona Apache Reservation, A Toxic Legacy Of Chemical Spraying [11]

"SAN CARLOS APACHE RESERVATION — The sound always came first, a low buzz that grew and grew until it roared through the valley. Then the olive-colored plane appeared overhead, flying low. In its wake was a thick shower of oily droplets making a long, slow fall to the forested gullies below."

Source: LA Times [12], 01/20/2017

"Organic Chickens Get More Room To Roam" [13]

"It took years of heated debate, but the federal government has finally decided just how much living space an organic chicken should have."

Source: NPR [14], 01/20/2017

China Builds World's Biggest Solar Farm In Bid To Be Green Superpower [15]

"Vast plant in Qinghai province is part of China’s determination to transform itself from climate change villain to a green energy colossus".

Source: Guardian [16], 01/20/2017

"How Far Can Technology Go To Stave Off Climate Change?" [17]

"With carbon dioxide emissions continuing to rise, an increasing number of experts believe major technological breakthroughs — such as CO2 air capture — will be necessary to slow global warming. But without the societal will to decarbonize, even the best technologies won’t be enough."

Source: YaleE360 [18], 01/20/2017

"Gene-Edited Animals Face US Regulatory Crackdown" [19]

"Last-minute proposal from Obama administration addresses CRISPR and other cutting-edge technologies."

Source: Nature [20], 01/20/2017

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