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Global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels are on track to reach a record in 2024. It’s a trend that puts countries farther from their goal of stopping global warming. nyti.ms/3YVGKr8

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Diplomats at a UN conference in Busan, South Korea, failed to reach agreement on the world’s first treaty to tackle plastic pollution on Sunday. They said they would reconvene in future months to try again. nyti.ms/4fOKj9F

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Researchers are still untangling the threads of what happened during "The Blob" but it's offering hints of what's to come. with Pulitzer Center nyti.ms/4igqV7e

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Delegates from more than 170 countries are working to salvage a treaty that would tackle the growing problem of plastic pollution. nyti.ms/3ZvXSoA

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More burial sites are forgoing pristine lawns for drought resistant plants and wildflowers that help wildlife. nyti.ms/3OwVnw2

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“We have no precedent for the rate of change that we’re seeing,” Sara Hutto, the climate change coordinator for the Greater Farallones and Cordell Bank sanctuaries, said. nyti.ms/3VgprQc with Pulitzer Center

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Marine sanctuaries -- 17 pockets of U.S. waters protected to varying degrees from development and industry -- are becoming test beds for ways people can try and help marine life adapt to climate change. nyti.ms/49eI2SJ with Pulitzer Center

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The International Court of Justice will begin hearing arguments on Monday in a major case on how international laws can be used to protect the climate nyti.ms/41d0Yiy

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Mr. Trump’s team is shaping up to be the polar opposite of President Biden’s on environmental matters nyti.ms/4gl77hg

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President Biden has protected more federal land and waters than any other president, about 674 million acres. nyti.ms/3DGuKTo