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Man arrested after police say he robbed a Roanoke bank

A man has been arrested after police said he robbed a Roanoke bank on Tuesday morning.

2 flood advisories in effect for 3 counties in the area

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Man arrested after police say he robbed a Roanoke bank

2 flood advisories in effect for 3 counties in the area

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CLIMATE CHANGE


Experts calling Supreme Court’s decision on EPA regulation case ‘a step backward’

The Supreme Court ruled the Environmental Protection Agency does not have the power to shift America’s energy production.

Isolated polar bears adapting to climate change

Dealing with a decline in sea ice, the bears are changing the way they hunt in order to survive.

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Recent research: Climate change can worsen mental health and well-being

The report says 20-30% of people who live through a hurricane develop depression and/or PTSD

Ah-choo! Warming trend leads to longer pollen season in Southwest, Central Virginia

Tree pollen continues to be more than a nuisance in the spring months

Always wanted to start composting? This is how you can begin

You probably already recycle, and it’s absolutely an easy way to reduce your carbon footprint, but are there any more things you could be doing around the house to be a little bit more green?

Watch how climate change has impacted Earth since 1984

With Earth Day 2021 rapidly approaching, Google Earth has released a feature that might really open some eyes when it comes to how certain parts of the globe have changed in recent decades.

How climate change may affect the beer you drink on St. Patrick’s Day

Warming temperatures will impact three of the key ingredients in beer: barley, hops and water

What to know about urban heat islands

Cities, especially urban ones, are often plagued by an issue most commonly referred to as heat islands.

Why de-paving cities could help make things way less hot

If you’ve walked through a heavily populated city with a bustling downtown in the middle of summer, then you know just how hot it can be.

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Eternal Reefs are a unique way to bury a loved one and help combat climate change

We all know that losing a loved one is tough, and it’s just as challenging to figure out a proper way to honor them. Do you bury them? Cremate? Have a funeral? Purchase a casket?

Have a ‘Solutionaries’ idea? Please share! Plus, help us report on the mental strain of climate change

Now that we’ve launched our new “Solutionaries” digital newscast, we want to know: Have you seen an episode? How about the latest one? Do you have any ideas for the future?

How to calculate your carbon footprint -- and why you should care

Think about all the food you eat in a day. Some people track their calories, which measure the energy you’re getting from the things you consume. A lot of adults likely know a rough daily estimate of what they eat, in terms of calories. But what about your carbon footprint? Do you know what your number is?

This deadly disease thrives in warmer waters, creating an uncertain future for marine life

A deadly disease is thriving in warmer waters, creating an uncertain future for the Florida coast. Now, the government is putting aside differences to effect change. Volunteers are making a huge impact, as well.

How environmentally friendly are you? The results are in!

Do you do more for the planet, less for the planet, or about average, compared to your peers? We posed a series of poll questions just last month, trying to help you determine how environmentally friendly you are.

Thinking about climate change? These visuals are a must-see

If you just finished watching our latest episode of “Solutionaries,” then you know we focused on the environment and all things climate change-related.

Want to be a ‘street scientist?’ Volunteering might be easier than you think

Environmental groups in cities are often looking for volunteers, which also can be known as “street scientists,” to collect data that can help a city deal with urban heat islands, and such data is easier than you think to collect.

Mountain glaciers may have less ice than previously estimated, straining freshwater supply

Mountain glaciers may have less ice than previously thought, according to a study published Monday in the journal Nature, straining the world’s freshwater supply.

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Global warming could have an unsavory impact on coffee

If you’re a coffee lover or a self-proclaimed addict, you might rate its level of importance on your daily life fairly high.

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How environmentally friendly are you? Take these quick polls to help determine exactly that

When it comes to climate change and environmental issues, it might feel like a lot to wrap your head around: The problems are so widespread and complex -- so if you’ve ever thought to yourself, “What can one person even DO?”, you’re likely not alone.

Photos show billions of corals born in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, giving scientist hope for recovery

"It’s a sign of hope that it’s doing well, and we need to keep protecting it," said marine biologist Gareth Philips.

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Living on the Great Lakes -- a dream threatened by climate change

Jera Slaughter stands outside her high-rise apartment building on Lake Michigan that has been affected by erosion

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Wales weather: Landslide wrecks Nefyn road after heavy rain

Earlier this year, a section of cliff and some homes' gardens were lost to a beach below.

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Live updates Big Oil CEOs set to testify before House Oversight Committee

Executives from Chevron, Exxon, Shell, BP, the American Petroleum Institute and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce will speak for the first time about reports that they tried to mislead the public about climate change.

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Bangladesh to share 'climate prosperity plan' at COP26

Bangladesh says it will present its “climate prosperity plan” aimed at mitigating the effects of global warming on economic development at the forthcoming U.N. climate talks in Glasgow

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Biden just released a plan to protect Americans' retirements and savings from the 'urgent and systemic risk' of the climate crisis

Biden unveiled a report on Friday to fight the threat climate change poses to the economy, with a top economist saying "inaction is not an option."

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The AP Interview: NZ climate chief to aim higher at UN talks

New Zealand’s Climate Change Minister James Shaw says the coronavirus pandemic has shown that humans are very good at responding to an immediate crisis.

WATCH LIVE: President Joe Biden on California wildfires and climate change

While in California, the president is scheduled to speak on wildfires in the state, as well as climate change.

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Outdoor Workers Could Face Far More Dangerous Heat By 2065 Because Of Climate Change

A new report warns that outdoor workers are at risk of lost wages and dire health consequences if greenhouse gas pollution continues. People of color are especially vulnerable to harm.

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NOAA: July 2021 was the hottest July on record for the globe

July 2021 beat out 2020, 2019 and 2016 for the warmest July on record

Are you recycling correctly? This handy chart will clear up any confusion

If you’re known to blindly toss anything paper or plastic into the recycling bin, you’re probably not alone.

How deforestation is impacting our health as a planet -- and quickly

The consequences that come with deforestation affect everything from nutrition to infections.

"The Debrief": climate change and potential solutions (two parts)

In advance of Earth Day, Major Garrett investigates where the U.S. and the world stand in the fight against climate change.

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Bill Gates says climate change is biggest challenge ever faced by humanity

Bill Gates says climate change is biggest challenge ever faced by humanity "The amount of change, new ideas. It's way greater than the pandemic. And it needs a level of cooperation that would be unprecedented," Gates tells Anderson Cooper about combating climate change. See the interview, Sunday on "60 Minutes."

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New on Netflix, Hulu and Amazon – Movies, TV shows and exclusives coming to various streaming providers this month.

What it would take to reach 1 million COVID vaccinations a day

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Timeline: The search for Christie Wilson

Brian Sicknick, officer who died after riot, to lie in honor at Capitol

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CBS Evening News, January 28, 2021

"It's time to act": Biden rolls out new actions on climate change

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White House pets, from adorable to very weird

"It's time to act": Biden rolls out new actions on climate change

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2020 declared Earth’s 2nd-warmest year on record per NOAA

ROANOKE, Va. – The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released Thursday that 2020 was the second-warmest year on record globally, falling just behind 2016. BREAKING: 2020 was one of the three warmest years on record, and rivaled 2016 for #1, according to the @WMO. 2020 was Earth's second-warmest year on recordNow, seven of the planet’s warmest years on record have come since 2014. Also noted in NOAA’s Thursday release was the record tropical activity. Closer to home, 2020 was one of the warmest on record for Lynchburg and Roanoke while also being the wettest year on record for the two cities.

Obama nixes Keystone Pipeline, says leadership needed on Climate Change

After seven years of debate, President Obama has handed environmentalists a victory. He denied permission to move forward on the Keystone XL Pipeline. According to the president, his decision was based on his belief the 1,100 mile pipeline between Canada and the Gulf of Mexico would undermine American leadership on climate change.

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Obama warns climate change "can no longer be denied"

Ahead of Earth Day, the president wants America to focus on the dangers of global warming

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