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CNN Site Map for Section Climate (Article) for January - 2025

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2025-01-31 These cities have big rat problems, and there’s one thing to blame
2025-01-27 How the Mafia is weaponizing wildfires
2025-01-26 Trump’s gutting of federal DEI programs will hit rural poor communities
2025-01-25 Everyone agrees FEMA needs to change. The question is how
2025-01-24 Trump says California’s mismanagement of forests and water is to blame for wildfires. Here’s the reality.
2025-01-24 Fears that the world’s biggest iceberg could hit island in the South Atlantic
2025-01-23 China made a bet decades ago because it couldn’t compete with the US on cars. That bet is paying off big
2025-01-21 Extreme weather events like the LA wildfires are creating climate refugees. Where do they go?
2025-01-21 What is the Paris Agreement? Trump pulled the US out — again
2025-01-21 Trump signs actions to pull US out of Paris climate agreement, intends to promote fossil fuels and mineral mining
2025-01-20 A first-of-its kind project is tapping energy beneath the ground to heat and cool homes
2025-01-18 The worst thing LA could do as it recovers from fire disaster
2025-01-16 How do you clean up a fire disaster unlike any other in modern times? ‘It’s going to be an enormous undertaking’
2025-01-15 LA fires were larger and more intense because of planet-warming pollution, study suggests
2025-01-13 Charles Darwin’s grave painted with dire environmental warning: ‘1.5 is dead’
2025-01-10 These small, inexpensive changes can help protect your home against wildfires
2025-01-10 2024 was the hottest year on record, breaching a critical climate goal and capping 10 years of unprecedented heat
2025-01-10 From flooding rain to unmitigated wildfire: Why California is ground zero for disasters
2025-01-08 Trump wants to buy Greenland again. Here’s why he’s so interested in the world’s largest island
2025-01-07 President Biden to establish two new national monuments in California
2025-01-06 Scientists discover concerning new source of ‘forever chemicals’ in drinking water