Environment
NOAA hurricane hunter crews, researchers flying without pay
Greenhouse gas pollution in 2035 would be only 6 percent lower than levels that countries have previously promised to hit by 2030, according to a U.N. report based on skimpy submissions from governments around the world.
The fundraising haul marks strong enthusiasm for experiments aimed at lowering temperatures, said the company. But it also raises questions about commercializing technologies with potentially damaging consequences.
The move to reignite a fight with coastal state governors — particularly California’s Gavin Newsom — who forced the president to back down in his first term.
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