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Balloon releases at college football games? Sack that custom
A reader wants to know how his college's customary balloon swarm affects the environment. Umbra offers a crash course.
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This scuba diver wants everyone — black, white, or brown — to feel at home in the ocean
Kramer Wimberley knows what it's like to feel unwelcome in the water. As a dive instructor and ocean-lover, he tries to make sure no one else does.
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Thomas Friedman: The world is hot
Which is true. But calls for shared ecosystems are naive in a world of ISIS.
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Could the solution to climate change come from this castle?
One hundred "makers" are gathering in a French chateau to develop solutions to environmental woes.
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Turns out, Americans love their nanny-state lunches
A new poll suggests that school lunches are actually getting less terrible.
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How to make people care about climate change? Tell it one story at a time
Organizer Christine Cordero explains how storytelling can supercharge your activism.
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Latino voters care a whole lot about climate change
A new poll shows that Latino voters are significantly more likely to understand that climate change is the result of human activities.
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Could we make tennis rackets out of atmospheric CO2? Science says yes
Researchers have figured out a way to transform everyone's favorite greenhouse gas into a super-strong and lightweight wonder material.
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New Orleans’ transit system still hasn’t recovered, 10 years after Katrina
And it wasn't good to begin with.
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Why shade balls aren’t such a great idea after all
Those plastic balls that got dumped into the L.A. Reservoir aren't even designed to fight evaporation, and they may cause ecological problems.