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There’s an environmental argument against Trump’s border wall, too.
The “alt” government agencies on Twitter are telling you everything President Trump won’t.
Keystone XL really is back to haunt us.
Who installs more solar power? Republicans and Democrats are pretty much tied.
First: Cats. Now: The polarization of science. Is there anything curiosity can’t kill?
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Zombie pipelines, EPA under attack, and that’s just Week One
How worried should you be about President Trump's first week? Pretty worried.
In Greenland, abandoned oil drums turn into fleeting art
Julia Edith Rigby was fascinated by trash near a Greenland village -- so she made it into art.
In the Trump era, all climate progress will be local
When the federal government is run by climate science deniers, it’s up to cities and states to lead.
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Women scientists: “We’re not backing down, and we’re not going away”
A pledge for inclusivity and protecting science from Trump has been signed by 14,000 scientists.
The West’s biggest coal plant may be about to shut down
It's the seventh-largest single source of CO2 emissions in the United States.
This is exactly the wrong way to clean up the L.A. area’s air
Regulators are pushing a plan to make residents pay more taxes instead of making polluters clean up, and it would hit poor people hardest.
Here’s what Trump’s decision means for the Dakota Access Pipeline
It will pave the way for the project and make it harder to make successful legal challenges.
The doomsday clock is at its closest to midnight in 64 years
Climate change and fact-denying leaders spurred the clock 30 seconds forward.
1.5 degrees C may be closer than we thought
Depending when you start measuring from, the world may already be nearing international targets.
Trump’s energy plan is riddled with contradictions
It's difficult to make sense of the current, vague outline.
CDC canceled its climate conference days before Trump was sworn in
“I’m concerned this is an act of self-sabotage on the part of the CDC.”
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