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Lima beans show potential as a climate-resilient crop

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09 April 2026
A bean dish

Many varieties can withstand hot, dry conditions.

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The fight over ‘critical minerals,’ explained

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09 April 2026
Photo of Marco Rubio standing in front of a sign that says

These minerals are key to the clean energy transition. And they’re a source of global tension.

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How energy codes shape comfort and costs at home

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09 April 2026
A cozy living room

Eric Fowler of Fresh Energy in Minnesota says stronger standards can lower bills and improve safety during outages.

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The year so far: hottest and driest in U.S. history

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09 April 2026
People walking amid the cherry blossoms in bloom, Washington, D.C., 3/30/2026

After a season-defying March heat wave pushed things into overdrive, it’s an open question – and a crucial one – how soon more generous moisture might arrive.

The post The year so far: hottest and driest in U.S. history appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.

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How ‘right to charge’ laws make it easier to own an EV

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09 April 2026
A car charging in a driveway

The laws override HOA and condo board rules that restrict residents from installing EV chargers.

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Forecasters predict a slightly below-average 2026 Atlantic hurricane season

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09 April 2026
Eye of Hurricane Melissa on Oct. 27, 2025, when it was a Category 5 storm.

Colorado State University’s hurricane forecasting team is expecting El Niño to bring a slightly below-average season with 13 named storms, six hurricanes, and two major hurricanes.

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The world just had its second-warmest March on record

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09 April 2026
Shirtless skiers on an unusually warm day in Colorado.

Arctic sea ice had its lowest seasonal maximum and lowest March extent on record.

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