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The Climate Action Campaign is a coalition of climate, conservation & environmental allies working to protect clean air & tackle the climate crisis.

 Washington, DC
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Rep. Debbie Dingell is calling out the administration’s energy policies: 400+ clean energy projects canceled or stalled, nearly 146,000 Michigan jobs at risk, and bills still climbing. Michigan deserves reliable, affordable clean energy and good union jobs. @RepDebDingell
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Americans are projected to spend an average of $1,030 to heat their homes this winter, $82 more than last year. The average LIHEAP benefit last year was just $467. Families deserve lower energy bills. wbaltv.com/article/liheap-be…
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Mississippi's emergency management agency says its disaster trust fund is down to $6.7 million and won't last to June. The state has already spent $86 million matching FEMA aid after Winter Storm Fern. States shouldn't be left to cover the gap alone. mississippitoday.org/2026/10…
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Workers are still waiting on a federal heat rule. OSHA now plans a supplemental proposal in December 2026 and final action in October 2027, and reports suggest it could weaken protections. Workers can't wait through another summer. blogs.edf.org/climate411/202…
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A new Nature Geoscience study finds Antarctica's ice loss this century is locked in, even if warming is held to 1.5°C, and extra snowfall won't make a difference. Every ton of greenhouse gas we avoid still means less sea level rise. Cut emissions now. theconversation.com/antarcti…
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Across the contiguous US, September 2026 was the warmest September on record, dating back to at least 1895. Another month, another record. It will keep happening until we act on climate. washingtonpost.com/weather/2…
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A record-breaking El Niño is expected to temporarily add about another foot of sea level to California's coast, raising the risk of record flooding this November and December. Climate change is making these swings more extreme. Cut emissions now. newspress.com/2026/10/04/inc…
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Looks like Big Oil used their One Wish Willow to keep us trapped in an expensive, polluted nightmare. 🏭 #climatechangeisscary #obsession
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Tropical storms on both sides of the country this weekend led to damage and destruction--and tragically, at least four people were killed when hurricane Isaias hit the Southeast. Climate change is fueling stronger, more destructive hurricanes like this. yaleclimateconnections.org/2…

How climate change worsened Hurricane Isaias » Yale Climate Connections

Climate Central says climate-warmed Gulf waters made Isaias’s winds 7 mph stronger than they otherwise would have been. This would result in over a doubling of the hurricane’s damages, because of the...

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Isaias, the Atlantic’s first hurricane this season, rapidly intensified to a Category 3. Gulf Coast evacuations are underway, with major flood risk across the Southeast. Warmer waters make this more likely. This is climate change in action. usatoday.com/story/news/weat…
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San Francisco Chronicle
@sfchronicleOct 5
Much of Northern California remains under a heat advisory until Thursday evening as temperatures in the 90s up to low 100s continue. San Francisco and the rest of the Pacific coast were dropped from the advisory as a more pronounced ocean breeze Monday is expected to keep the city in the 60s and 70s. Some 80-degree readings are possible in the Mission District, Potrero Hill and South of Market. Read more >> sfchronicle.com/weather-fore… sfchronicle.com/weather-fore…
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Miami Herald
@MiamiHeraldOct 7
Current California heat wave keeps setting records — when will it end? miamiherald.com/news/nation-…

Current California heat wave keeps setting records — when will it end?

Weather records have fallen statewide. Here’s a look at the numbers.

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National Weather Service
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Much higher than typical October temperatures will continue across coastal southern California up through the Bay Area and Central Valley through midweek resulting in result in Major to Extreme HeatRisk. Heat Advisories and Extreme Heat Warnings. weather.gov
Tuesday, Oct. 6: NWS HeatRisk forecast for the western U.S. showing widespread Minor heat risk, with Moderate risk across much of California’s Central Valley and southern California. Pockets of Major and Extreme heat risk appear along portions of coastal and southern California, including areas near Los Angeles and San Diego.

ALT Tuesday, Oct. 6: NWS HeatRisk forecast for the western U.S. showing widespread Minor heat risk, with Moderate risk across much of California’s Central Valley and southern California. Pockets of Major and Extreme heat risk appear along portions of coastal and southern California, including areas near Los Angeles and San Diego.

Wednesday, Oct. 7: NWS HeatRisk forecast showing Minor heat risk across much of the West. Moderate risk remains widespread across California’s Central Valley and southern California, with pockets of Major to Extreme heat risk along parts of the coast and near the California-Arizona border.

ALT Wednesday, Oct. 7: NWS HeatRisk forecast showing Minor heat risk across much of the West. Moderate risk remains widespread across California’s Central Valley and southern California, with pockets of Major to Extreme heat risk along parts of the coast and near the California-Arizona border.

Thursday, Oct. 8: NWS HeatRisk forecast showing continued Moderate heat risk across large portions of California, including the Central Valley and southern California. Areas of Major and locally Extreme heat risk are concentrated across parts of southern California and the lower Colorado River Valley.

ALT Thursday, Oct. 8: NWS HeatRisk forecast showing continued Moderate heat risk across large portions of California, including the Central Valley and southern California. Areas of Major and locally Extreme heat risk are concentrated across parts of southern California and the lower Colorado River Valley.

Friday, Oct. 9: NWS HeatRisk forecast showing heat impacts beginning to ease. Minor risk covers most of the region, with Moderate risk lingering through portions of California’s Central Valley and southern California. Smaller pockets of Major to Extreme heat risk remain near the California-Arizona border.

ALT Friday, Oct. 9: NWS HeatRisk forecast showing heat impacts beginning to ease. Minor risk covers most of the region, with Moderate risk lingering through portions of California’s Central Valley and southern California. Smaller pockets of Major to Extreme heat risk remain near the California-Arizona border.

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It is 5 October and more than 35 million people in California are under dangerous-heat alerts. Heat no longer waits for summer. The deadly hours are often after dark, when the night does not cool and the body never resets.
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Climate Central@ClimateCentralOct 7
🚨Extreme heat is persisting across California, with temperatures reaching above 100°F in parts of the state through October 7🚨 These temperatures are up to 20°F above average for this time of year.
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NRDC 🌎🏡
@NRDCOct 5
Big Oil is once again trying to avoid accountability for their part in the climate crisis—this time, on the biggest legal stage in the country. 🧵⬇️
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CNN
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The Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in one of the most important climate change cases to reach its docket in years, a multibillion-dollar effort to hold major oil companies like ExxonMobil liable for the damages caused by planet-warming pollution. cnn.it/3TImHgZ
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Wall Street Journal Opinion
@WSJopinionOct 5
The Supreme Court kicks off the new term with cases on the climate, the Second Amendment, and religious liberty on the docket, says @kyleopeterson
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PBS News
@NewsHourOct 5
The first case to go before the Supreme Court this term deals with whether state and local governments can sue energy companies over their role in climate change. to.pbs.org/4j2FrlQ

Supreme Court ready to tackle climate, immigration and gun rights. Here are 5 cases to watch

When the U.S. Supreme Court returns Monday, the justices will kick off a new term featuring cases on climate change, gun rights, immigration and religious liberty.

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SCOTUS Wire
@scotus_wireOct 5
NOW: The Supreme Court is hearing argument in Suncor Energy v. Boulder County, a major case that asks whether federal law precludes state lawsuits seeking damages for the effects of greenhouse gas emissions on the global climate. You can listen live on the Court's website.
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