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What’s it like to watch a slaughter?
A visit to the UC-Davis slaughterhouse to watch the transition from livestock to meat offers some lessons in anxiety and respect.
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The California drought is killing almond trees, too
That's right: We're talking about almonds and California again, folks, but bear with us.
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A look at California’s ambitious climate plans
California has a rough road ahead on climate change.
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It’s hard to order sustainable fish. This campaign could change that
Oceana wants the federal government to implement a new policy that would require a different name for each species of fish.
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What does race have to do with this Yosemite hike?
Asian Americans are barely visible in national parks. The Sing Peak Pilgrimage wants to change that.
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Is it too soon to joke about a disaster that hasn’t happened? The New York Times thinks so
When it comes to the earthquake that will destroy the Northwest, it’s not making jokes that's the problem; the problem is doing nothing at all.
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Summer nights are hotter in your state
Use this new tool to find out how much your state has heated up at night.
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Want to know why U.S. tomatoes suck? Because we don’t care about flavor
The cost of being a thrifty grocery shopper: crappy tomatoes.
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Africans are pretty concerned about this climate change mess we made
Forget ISIS and economic stability. Folks from Burkina Faso to Kenya are more worried about global warming.
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Slate: Anti-GMO activists say the darnedest things
An article details the contradictory claims activist groups have made over the years in their fight against genetically modified crops.