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To you, our readers

You'll notice a change coming to the newsletter soon. The Monitor is shifting its reporting teams as it prepares to launch its new daily online news package next month. Inhabit will be joining forces with the Monitor science and technology teams to be led going forward by Noelle Swan. We'll be getting a new look but one thing won't change: our deep devotion to distinctive climate and environmental coverage. Keep an eye out for stories from a wider pool of writers and a new and richer science and environment newsletter. // Mark Trumbull and Noelle Swan

'More for less': Renewable power surges into mainstream as costs fall

Investors in renewable sources of electricity generation are increasingly getting more bang for their buck, according to a UN-backed report. // Eva Botkin-Kowacki  

The Noor 3 solar power station in Morocco. (Photo: Abdeljalil Bounhar/AP) 

California's conservative farmers tackle climate change, in their own way

As California transitions from devastating drought into one of the wettest periods in decades, farmers are seeking new ways to protect their fields from whipsaw weather extremes. // Jessica Mendoza

As rivers get cleanups, can city residents still afford to live nearby?

The Los Angeles River and Washington's Anacostia River could become tests of how well communities can balance new development with opportunities for longstanding residents. // Henry Gass

WHAT WE'RE READING

Global reshuffle of species: an impact study

Mass migration of species due to climate change has profound implications for society, an international team of scientists predicts. // The Guardian

Six images show what happened to California drought

After the rains: These graphics track the state's water security. // Water Deeply

A green law creates jobs in coal country

President Trump has called environmental regulations job-killers. Here's another side to that story. // Ohio Valley Resource

How World War I ushered in the century of oil

The Navy converted from coal to oil a few years before the US entered World War I, a hundred years ago this week. // The Conversation

WHAT'S TRENDING

Warm Atlantic waters undermine Arctic ice

"Between Norway and Greenland in the western Eurasian basin, Atlantic currents flow into the Arctic at a depth of 200 to 250 meters, about 4°C warmer than the surface water." // Eli Kintisch, writing in Science magazine

Gov. Brown declares Calif. drought emergency over

“This drought emergency is over, but the next drought could be around the corner.” // Gov. Jerry Brown, quoted in The Los Angeles Times

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