Move over, Goodwill. You are not the only game in town anymore. There are now so many places to buy used clothes online. Here The Associated Press colleague Kiki Sideris takes readers through some online options. apnews.com/article/sustai…

Ice, a traditional cooling method, is also a climate solution increasingly being used by buildings. By The Associated Press colleague Isabella O'Malley. apnews.com/article/climat…

AP photos from Evan Vucci show Rubio’s urgent note to Trump before announcement of Mideast peace deal: apnews.com/article/trump-…

If like me, you are fascinated by whales, you will want to read this story by The Associated Press colleague Annika Hammerschlag. Check out what scientists are trying to learn and how they are doing that. apnews.com/article/orcas-…

In an interview with AP, UN Special Rapporteur Marcos Orellana warns that mercury from illegal gold mining is poisoning Colombia’s Atrato River — with over a third of locals exposed to unsafe levels. Marcos A Orellana apnews.com/article/un-col…

The world is heading to add 57 super-hot days a year, but study indicates it could have been worse. Two teams of scientists look at Paris climate accord ten years later and what it means for killer heat waves. apnews.com/article/climat…

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In Iceland this week, I visited a town that has been evacuated nine times for volcano eruptions. The residents who remain are exhausted but also resilient and hopeful for the future. Story pasted below. This AP picture was taken by Marco di Marco for the story.

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All year, the Trump administration has had a major impact on U.S. climate and green energy policies. That influence went global on Friday. The Associated Press's Jennifer G. McDermott and Sibi Arasu report. apnews.com/article/shippi…

Just throw out the old food, right? That is costing you, and the planet, more than you might imagine. Here The Associated Press colleague Caleigh Wells provides food tips that will save you money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from food languishing in landfills. apnews.com/article/climat…

We have all heard about AI's huge electricity need and how that could hurt the environment. Here are five ways that AI could HELP the environment. By The Associated Press colleagues Jennifer G. McDermott and Alexa St. John apnews.com/article/climat…

“Workers could potentially be dying or having some serious issues. It’s better to start acting sooner.” Strong work by The Associated Press colleagues Dorany Pineda and Jae Hong apnews.com/article/farmwo…

You carved that pumpkin with the kiddos and put a candle in it during Halloween. Now you have a pumpkin carcass. What do you do? Check out this story by The Associated Press colleague Kiki Sideris for ideas. apnews.com/article/pumpki…

Bill Gates is a leading thinker on climate policies and major investor in various technologies aimed at combating carbon pollution. He thinks it's time to change the world's approach to climate change. The Associated Press colleague Jennifer G. McDermott reports. apnews.com/article/bill-g…

Melissa is a beast among a string of monster Atlantic storms. Scientists explain how it defied conditions to weaken it. Instead it tied for the strongest-landfalling storm. We've had a record string of 13 Category 5 storms in the last 10 years. apnews.com/article/hurric…

Even if you don't follow climate news closely, you may have heard the term "climate anxiety." In one of its most extreme forms, it can push people to think differently about children. Very nuanced and character-driven story by The Associated Press colleague Caleigh Wells apnews.com/article/climat…

It's well known that EVs run cleaner than combustion engine vehicles. But how much cleaner? And what about the environmental impacts that go into their being built? Read this piece The Associated Press colleague Alexa St. John apnews.com/article/climat…

For winter sports athletes training for the Olympics, they must chase the snow and cold. Smart story on how climate change is changing how athletes prepare. By Jennifer G. McDermott apnews.com/article/climat…

Hurricane Melissa crossed over parts of Jamaica and Cuba that were already vulnerable to landslides. In other words, there are huge risks to these countries in the days and weeks ahead. Smart story by The Associated Press colleagues Mary Katherine Wildeman and Tammy Webber lnkd.in/eeNy52YM