Around the U.S., cities and towns are increasingly turning to treated wastewater to augment their drinking water supply. "It is now necessary for us to consider options that would, in previous generations, be considered unthinkable," one expert said.

What are your questions about climate change? New York Times reporters want to hear from you.

The South Asian monsoon is changing, in ways that will make life more difficult for the region's 1.8 billion people. I traveled to India to better understand why. It has a lot to do with climate change. 1/6

A recent @nytimes article highlights a 2010 study detailing the devastating effects climate change has had on San Francisco's emblematic fog, which has decreased by 33% since the middle of the 20th century. Learn more here: https://t.co/04CLSGejET

I'm supposed to be an objective journalist. But I'm going to admit my feelings about the subject of today's story. I like fog. A lot. My infatuation led to this project (more of an experience, really, thanks to @nytclimate) and, now, this 🧵

For every headline you read, a lot are thrown out. Here are the top five rejected headlines from this article: Need Fertilizer? Urine Luck.

Tremendous writing, stunning photography:

Great lede: “vegan leather,” a marketing masterstroke meant to suggest environmental virtue:

The New York Times is bringing its Climate Forward team to London for three days of events (30 June - 2 July) @SominiSengupta @nytclimate @hfairfield All details here... https://t.co/AdnVmVOTzH

Did you know, the “recycling” ♻️ symbol doesn’t mean something’s actually recyclable? Play our trashy garbage game, then read how recycling got to be such a mess (and what to do about it). By @WinstonC_S @HirokoTabuchi + @rinee_s https://t.co/UAxRpdKuAE

We're thrilled to welcome @manuelaandreoni to @nytclimate's Climate Forward newsletter.

Tremendous reporting by the @NYTimes laying bare Manchin’s self-interest in blocking any move away from the dirtiest energy sources:

The language in the C.I.A. memo was unequivocal:

Take a look at California:

Paul Farmer, a physician who worked to bring high-quality health care to some of the world’s poorest people, is dead at 62. https://t.co/xhBahz75FI

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Wolves will regain federal protection across 44 of the lower 48 states after a judge overturned a Trump-era decision that removed them from the Endangered Species List.

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The hunt for Shackleton's ship Endurance

The Biden administration has canceled two mining leases that would have allowed a copper mine to be built near an area of pristine wilderness in Minnesota. The Interior Department said the Trump administration improperly reinstated the leases in 2019.