Briefly
What the heck were thousands of red Skittles doing strewn across a frozen Wisconsin road?
Trump’s new energy plan doesn’t add up.
It’s happening: Climate change starts disappearing from government websites.
Densifying cities could cut emissions more than doing energy retrofits on buildings.
Obama administration just gave a little breathing room to organic livestock.
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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.
How to get shit done like a good activist
You’re the best advocacy tool you’ve got. Get sharp.
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.
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Even if Trump doesn’t “cancel” the Paris deal, he could still ruin it
Whatever happens, the U.S. will likely undermine global climate negotiations.
House Republicans are determined to undo regulations — and block new ones
Targeted rules include protecting streams from coal mining and reducing methane leaks on public land.
Tossing environmental rules won’t raise wages, no matter what the White House says
On Day One, a false statement appeared on the White House website.
Science is under assault. On Inauguration Day, scientists speak out.
Scientists, basically: “Um, science is actually really important, you guys."
Women’s marches, occurring across seven continents, include a focus on environment
A march by eco-minded activists in Antarctica is just the latest of hundreds planned around the U.S. and the world.
Pruitt plans to “review” California’s car pollution rules
The move could jeopardize states' rights.
Scott Pruitt falters on basic science at EPA hearing
He botched the facts on both climate change and lead poisoning.
The science is in: 2016 was officially the hottest year ever
And we only have ourselves to blame.
What does environmental justice organizing look like in the time of Trump?
Miya Yoshitani of the Asian Pacific Environmental Network talks about how her work is changing post-election -- and how it's not.
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