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Once declared "biologically dead" there are now sharks living in the Thameshttps://trib.al/8TDfkYD 

The deer will never hear them coming (via @hyper_drive)https://trib.al/6XNgJ5q 

Would you pay to show off your green credentials? Lufthansa thinks you willhttps://trib.al/UPFS0Qa 

Exxon pledged to zero out some greenhouse-gas emissions in North America’s biggest oilfield by the end of the decadehttps://trib.al/gH1sjZX 

A U.K.-backed research group unveiled a design for a liquid hydrogen-powered airliner theoretically capable of matching the performance of current midsize aircraft without producing carbon emissionshttps://trib.al/2ArpHfA 

A senior Japanese official blasted the country’s trade ministry bureaucrats for risking being left behind by “everyone else on this planet” in moving toward renewable energyhttps://trib.al/COnPFEU 

As Australia's workers become more concerned about how their retirement savings are invested, the country's pension industry has grown more ESG-focusedhttps://trib.al/fxqEfFQ 

A hard-won agreement reached by Germany’s new coalition government puts climate change at the center of policy making, but these key divisions remainhttps://trib.al/to1E8r4 

The EV adoption curve is steeper than anyone expectedhttps://trib.al/BDpltbE 

Republican Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin says he plans to withdraw the commonwealth from a multistate CO2 cap-and-trade program, AP reportshttps://trib.al/lqCmriJ 

McDonald’s produces more emissions than Norway — and that number is still risinghttps://trib.al/X1Akket 

An increasingly vocal nationalist faction in China is making some progress on climate difficulthttps://trib.al/tDtVSHq 

This interactive maps were designed to help people prepare for how hot and dry their area will gethttps://trib.al/Kndwr3R 

DeSantis promises a climate plan without "any left-wing stuff."https://trib.al/b4AIVkh 

Tesla leads the way in Carbon Collective's updated climate index focused on "scalable solutions"https://trib.al/eBur9pX 

When a weather disaster strikes, people ask the same question: Is climate change responsible? (from October 2021)https://trib.al/4olE3Dk 

Sloths aren't very well suited for city life. Here's how the slow-moving mammals are adapting to urbanization (via @citylab)https://trib.al/ke7Gh6Q 

Meet the chinchillas standing in the way of a gold mine expansion in Chilehttps://trib.al/qT4bu7P 

Australia will finally be able to tap the wind potential off its 16,000-mile coastlinehttps://trib.al/ZtuQdLh 

The warming of the planet is taking a deadly toll on seabirds that are suffering population declines from starvation, inability to reproduce, heat waves and extreme weather, via APhttps://trib.al/yOf7oDG