Inside Climate News

Justice Department to Probe Fossil Fuel Companies for Alleged Climate Crimes

The U.S. Justice Department is launching an investigation into fossil fuel companies to determine if they have committed any 'climate crimes.' This move comes after increased pressure from environmental groups and activists who argue that these companies have misled the public about the impacts of their activities on climate change.

Climate Change Intensifies Storms: Southeast Drenched by Tropical Storm Debby

Tropical Storm Debby has recently inundated the southeastern United States, bringing record-breaking rainfall and widespread flooding. This event underscores the increasing intensity and frequency of storms linked to climate change. Scientists have been warning that warmer ocean temperatures and higher atmospheric moisture levels are contributing to more severe weather events. The Southeast, already prone to tropical storms, is experiencing these effects firsthand as communities grapple with the aftermath and the need for improved infrastructure to handle such deluges.

Ted Lasso’s Unexpected Role in Climate Politics

The article explores the surprising intersection of the popular TV show 'Ted Lasso' and climate politics, highlighting how themes from the show are being used to inspire and inform climate action and policy discussions.

Current Climate: Olympic Games Faced with Rising Heat and Health Concerns

The article discusses the increasing health risks associated with rising temperatures at the Olympic Games. It highlights the challenges athletes face due to extreme heat and the measures taken to mitigate these risks. The discussion emphasizes the broader implications for sports events in the context of climate change.

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