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Summer heat is breaking records around the world, and leaving a trail of dying orchards, empty fishing boats and melting ice sheets. Earth tied its July heat record, and may have broken it, and an attribution study out Friday shows Europe’s record-breaking temperatures would have been “extremely unlikely” without the influence of man-made global warming.

Sabrina Shankman also has the latest episode from South Portland as activists rally a community to push back on the oil industry and its petroleum tank farms.
Dying Orchards, Missing Fish: Climate Change Helped Fuel Europe’s Record Heat
BY: BOB BERWYN
Earth’s hottest June on record was followed by a sizzling July that tied or exceeded another global extreme. Bob Berwyn takes us to Europe to show what the heat is doing to people's livelihoods.
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In a Melting Greenland, Heat Waves Are Changing the Landscape Before Their Eyes
BY: SABRINA SHANKMAN
The ice sheet is in the midst of one of its most extreme melts on record, and Greenlanders and scientists are worried about the consequences for people there and around the planet.
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Debate’s Attempt to Show Candidates Divided on Climate Change Finds Unity Instead
BY: MARIANNE LAVELLE
The Democrats may butt heads on climate policy details, but they all see growing risks to security, the economy and human health that the next president can't ignore.
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“What do you do with an industry that knowingly, for billions of dollars in short-term profits, is destroying this planet?”

 —Sen. Bernie Sanders talking about fossil fuels at the second debate of Democrats running for president.
Activists Gird for a Bigger Battle Over Oil and a Port City's Tank Farms
BY: SABRINA SHANKMAN
South Portland residents beat back a tar sands pipeline. Now, fearing for their children's health, they’re rallying the community for a larger fight. Read More
Global Warming Is Pushing Pacific Salmon to the Brink, Federal Scientists Warn
BY: BOB BERWYN
The fish, critical to economies and the food chain, were already under pressure from human infrastructure. Climate change is turning up the heat. Read More
Trump EPA Proposes Weaker Coal Ash Rules, More Use at Construction Sites
BY: JAMES BRUGGERS
The latest proposed rule change would also relax safeguards intended to prevent water contamination from that type of dumping of toxic ash. Read More
Siberian Wildfires Prompt Russia to Declare a State of Emergency
BY: FINANCIAL TIMES
Temperatures soaring with climate change combined with lightning and winds to burn vast areas of forest and send smoke hundreds of miles. Read More
Journalists: Apply Now for ICN’s Southeast Environmental Reporting Workshop
BY: INSIDECLIMATE NEWS
Reporters: ICN is taking applications for our next regional reporting workshop, focused on the Southeast. Read More
ICYMI
U.S. Soldiers Falling Ill, Dying in the Heat as the Planet Warms
BY: DAVID HASEMYER
A 60 percent rise in military heat illnesses in the past decade and several deaths suggests the U.S. military isn't prepared for worsening climate change, an ICN/NBC investigation shows.
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TODAY'S CLIMATE


Homes Are Being Built the Fastest in Many Flood-Prone Areas, Study Finds
(The New York Times)

Bank of England Head Warns of Bankruptcy Risk for Firms that Ignore Climate Change
(Reuters)

Democrats Swore Off Donations from Lobbyists and Fossil Fuel Execs. But Some Are Skirting Their Own Rules.
(Washington Post)

Under Brazil’s Far Right Leader, Amazon Protections Slashed and Forests Fall
(The New York Times)

As Lakes Grow Warmer, Race Is on to Save Minnesota's Cold-Water Fish
(Star Tribune)
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