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Tropical Storm Dolly forms in the Atlantic » Yale Climate Connections

by Irene Sans, Bob Henson and Jeff Masters, Yale Climate Connections August 27, 2026 Tropical Storm Dolly formed in the tropical Atlantic on Thursday...

Boricuas educan sobre el clima extremo y crean comunidad entre sordos pese a falta de recursos » Yale Climate Connections

by Viviana Sofía Flores Rivera, Yale Climate Connections August 27, 2026 Zoé Marie Rodríguez Meléndez, maestre y sorde de nacimiento, recuerda que durante su...

From Breakthrough to Battery Factory: Closing the “Missing Middle” in U.S. Battery Commercialization

For decades, American research labs have pioneered breakthrough battery chemistry, advances in energy density, and next-generation manufacturing processes. Yet, despite this world-class innovation in the lab, relatively few of these technologies have ultimately become commercially manufactured products in the United States.   Closing...

Oceans have gotten about 34% more acidic since before the Industrial Revolution » Yale Climate Connections

Transcript: Oceans cover more than two-thirds of the planet’s surface, and hold enough water to fill the Grand Canyon more than 300,000 times. And all...

Can Voluntary Climate Initiatives Deliver Results? Why Accountability Matters

International climate cooperation is changing. Alongside formal UN negotiations, countries are increasingly working through voluntary partnerships and coalitions to advance climate goals.   As consensus becomes...

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