• 25 Most Polluted Cities in the USPollution News
• Louisiana island may soon be lost to rising watersClimate News
• It’s official: Parts of california are too wildfire-prone to insureGrist
• 2019 continues the trend of warming summer nightsNBC News
• How US cities are scrambling to protect people from extreme heatGuardian
• Climate Change is Already Amplifying the Affordable Housing CrisisClimate News
• The U.S. City Having the Most Extreme Summer Weather Might Not Be Where You ExpectedClimate News
• Florida's iconic palm trees threatened by invasive diseaseAssociated Press
• Faced with floods and suicides, U.S. readies for a warmer worldReuters
• Cyanide from a steel plant trickled into Lake Michigan for days before the public was notifiedWashington Post
• Virgin plastic pellets are the biggest pollution disaster you’ve never heard ofQuartz
• Anti-immigration white supremacy has deep roots in the environmental movementMother Jones
• A Growing Number of Americans Are Alarmed about Global WarmingScientific American
• Climate change warning: Shorter mortgage loans, higher insurance for beachfront propertyClimate News
• The US cities more vulnerable to climate change may be the least preparedClimate News
• The water is so hot in Alaska it's killing large numbers of salmonClimate News
• SC keeps trying to build its way out of climate change — but it might be missing the pointThe Post and Courier
• Watch how Great Lakes water levels are devastating MichiganMlive
• Fox News host expresses frustration that young Americans believe in climate changeNewsweek
• Tree in Harvard Forest live tweets climate changeHarvard
• Climate change threatens US West river despite wet winterAssociated Press
• The West Is Trading Water for Cash. The Water Is Running OutBloomberg
• Climate change could trigger drastic swings in Great Lakes water levelsMlive
• Pure as snow? Scientists say air carrying plastics to ArcticPollution News
• Who will pay for the huge costs of holding back rising seas?Grist
• Fracking prompts global spike in atmospheric methane, study suggestsPollution News
• The climate change ‘tipping point’ has already arrived for these 70 U.S. countiesGrist
• New evidence highlights growing urban water crisisClimate News
• Here's where the U.S. is warming the fastestWashington Post
• Floods are changing in Michigan, flood infrastructure is notClimate News
• Great Lakes’ latest pollution threat: ‘microplastics’Pollution News
• Military bases prepare for more extreme weatherYALE
• States boost flood prevention as damage costs soarAssociated Press
• If we want liveable cities in 2060 we'll have to work together to transform urban systemsClimate News
• Fatbergs: 'flushable' wet wipes are creating an environmental catastropheGuardian
• Chopping down and burning our forests for electricity is not a climate solutionThe Hill
• We're Terrifyingly Unprepared to Defend Against Extreme WeatherVice
• Cigarette butts are toxic plastic pollution. Should they be banned?National Geographic
• Cigarette butts are toxic plastic pollution. Should they be banned?National Geographic
• Alaska, barren of sea ice, saw its hottest July in 125 yearsGrist
• Climate change isn’t an intangible future risk. It’s here now, and it’s killing us.Washington Post
• The Great American Lawn: How the Dream Was ManufacturedNew York Times
• Most U.S. beaches test positive for disease-causing bacteriaCBS News
• Climate change will mean more multiyear snow droughts in the WestUPI
• The Miami bridge to Key Biscayne sparks a new worry on Wall Street: rising seasMiami Herald
• In a retreat from sea rise, Florida wants to buy hurricane-flooded homes.Miami Herald
• In a retreat from sea rise, Florida wants to buy hurricane-flooded homes.Miami Herald
• Air Pollution Cuts Are Saving Lives in New York StatePollution News
• Crumbling cliffs could become more common with climate changeClimate News
• Gutting national forest protections will revive our polluted pastUSA Today
• Iowa farmers letting their fields go wild ... on purposeCNN
• Rise in snakebites across US linked to climate crisis and sprawling suburbsGuardian
• Climate Change Threatens the World's Food Supply, United Nations WarnsNew York Times
• Change food production and stop abusing land, major climate report warnsCNN
• Almost Half of Florida Water Bodies Have Algal Blooms — and Climate Change Is Worsening the ProblemClimate News
• Southern California's Perfect Beaches Are Killing WildlifeBloomberg
• How Climate Change Is Becoming A Deadly Part Of American White NationalismGizmodo
• Alaska's waters are now completely ice-freeThe Independent
• Deadly cliffside collapse underscores California's climate-fueled crisisGuardian
• A quarter of world's population are living with extreme water stressCNN
• Homelessness is already a crisis—but climate change makes it much worseFast Co.
• Development devours U.S. natural landscape at rate of 2 football fields per minute, study findsClimate News
• Several US states face significant stress on their water availability, data showsGuardian
• Stinky seaweed chokes American coast due to hotter oceans and deforestationClimate News
• Climate Change May Slow Down The Gulf Stream And Cause Even More Sea Rise In FloridaClimate News
• Increased emissions in Texas are canceling out climate progress across the countryThe Hill
• Private wells in rural southwest Wisconsin are 91 percent pollutedPollution News
• 5 Steps to Fighting the Climate Crisis Even if You Feel Totally PowerlessVice
• Researchers Reveal Top U.S. Climate, Air, and Water PollutersPollution News
• Burn. Build. Repeat: Why our wildfire policy is so deadlyClimate News
• Government Scientists Are Censoring ThemselvesScientific American
• This US heartland has been flooded for five months. Does anyone care?Guardian
• These grandparents drive 20 miles roundtrip for clean waterCNN
• Historically wet US Northwest faces growing wildfire threatABC News
• Here are 20 places where weather is getting worse because of climate changeUSA Today
• Human nature reason everyone isn't fighting climate changeStatesman
• Climate change "adaptations" will cost billions. But we need to fight climate change, not live with it.Nola
• San Francisco airport announces ban on sales of plastic water bottlesGuardian
• SC built 1,200 houses in flood-prone coastal areas. And sea levels keep rising.USA Today
• Joshua trees could be in danger of extinction, new study showsSFGate
• The Gulf Stream is slowing down. That could mean rising seas and a hotter FloridaSun Sentinel
• It’s too hot to ignore climate change in Florida anymoreTampa Bay Times
• Climate change is coming for your travel plans. Here’s how to cope.Washington Post
• Americans divided over threats from climate change, Russia and IranAXIOS
• 'Climate change means best option for some people living on crumbling coast is to move'Climate News
• Brain-eating amoeba. Flesh-eating bacteria. Climate change will raise Florida’s risksMiami Herald
• Brain-eating amoeba. Flesh-eating bacteria. Climate change will raise Florida’s risksMiami Herald
• As sea levels rise, homes continue to sprout in US flood zonesReuters
• Homes Are Being Built the Fastest in Many Flood-Prone Areas, Study FindsNew York Times
• Alaska's summer heat has been 'basically off the charts'Boston Globe
• Climate Change Really is Causing California’s Raging WildfiresClimate News
• "Everything is changing": Farmers seek solutions, not slogans, on climate changeCBS News
• 'People are dying': how the climate crisis has sparked an exodus to the USGuardian
• Cloning giant redwoods could help combat climate changeNBC News
• A climate reckoning in the heartlandCBS News
• The Climate Crisis Movie Isn’t Out Yet, But We Just Saw the TrailerEsquire
• Small Towns Fear They Are Unprepared For Future Climate-Driven FloodingClimate News
• North Carolina man dies from brain-eating amoeba after water park visitCBS News
• "I'm not a climate change guy, but...": Farmers reckon with new reality in the heartlandCBS News
• Megadroughts to plague the Southwest as climate warms, study saysUSA Today
• Megadroughts could return to southwestern U.S.National Geographic
• Report: Many US Cities Cannot Measure Climate Emissions ProgressVOA News
• Rate of Tampa Bay water level rise is increasingWTSP
• Weed Killer Found In Kids At Higher Levels Than ParentsCBS News
• Cases of Flesh-Eating Bacteria Are on the Rise as Summer Heats Up: Here's How to Stay SafePeople
• Fecal bacteria found at more than half of US beaches last year, report saysGuardian
• Reducing Air Pollution Could Cut Rates of Childhood AsthmaPollution News
• Satellite photos show massive swaths of the Arctic engulfed in flames by 'unprecedented' wildfiresBusiness Insider