A heat wave killed at least 17 people in India, where temperatures in the northwest hit 122 degrees and where roads were hosed down to prevent them from melting.1 The Trump Administration blocked the State Department from submitting to the House of Representatives a report that described the consequences of climate change as “potentially catastrophic,” and the White House received a letter written by 17 car manufacturers arguing that the government’s plan to deregulate tailpipe emissions might undercut their industry.
Weekly Review
Weekly Review
Weekly Review
A heat wave killed at least 17 people in India, where temperatures in the northwest hit 122 degrees and where roads were hosed down to prevent them from melting.1 The Trump Administration blocked the State Department from submitting to the House of Representatives a report that described the consequences of climate change as “potentially catastrophic,” and the White House received a letter written by 17 car manufacturers arguing that the government’s plan to deregulate tailpipe emissions might undercut their industry.