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World’s biggest iceberg, A23a, has broken up - 
    
        
        
    
                                
Climate scientists file a public, point-by-point rebuttal of Trump admin report casting doubt on climate change - 
    
        
        
    
                                
Bioluminescent algae are bathing this Australian beach in an electric blue ‘ethereal glow’ - 
    
        
        
    
                                
There’s a new world order in the Atlantic Ocean, and Hurricane Erin gave us a frightening peek - 
    
        
        
    
                                
Climate.gov will re-launch under new URL thanks to a secret team of web ninjas - 
    
        
        
    
                                
• Video 4:03Video Single use plastic is bad, but how good are the alternatives? These kids found out 4:03 - 
    
        
        
    
                                
• Video 4:00Video Restoring the ‘River of Grass’ 4:00 - 
    
        
        
    
                                
Your subway wasn’t built for this world - 
    
        
        
    
                                
• Video 1:57Video Houston, we have a sinking problem. 1:57 - 
    
        
        
    
                                
The strange divide in how Americans experience summer temperatures - 
    
        
        
    
                                
There’s no such thing as a ‘coolcation’ — you’ll be sweating buckets on your Arctic getaway - 
    
        
        
    
                                
• Gallery GalleryGallery In pictures: Pakistan’s deadly monsoon floods - 
    
        
        
    
                                
• Video 4:02Video Saving South Africa’s endangered sandfish 4:02 - 
    
        
        
    
                                
Global plastic treaty talks end in failure as countries remain bitterly divided over how to tackle the crisis - 
    
        
        
    
                                
A humanmade ‘volcano’ ignites every summer and sends choking pollution into nearby neighborhoods - 
    
        
        
    
                                
Climate pollution is making GPS and communications satellites even more vulnerable to solar storms 


