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James Hansen’s new climate study is terrifying, but he still has hope
The famed climate scientist thinks leading nations will adopt a climate fee -- and if it happens soon enough, it could save us from the worst.
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Shell gets the final go-ahead to drill in the Arctic
The Obama administration says sure, go for it. Hey, what could go wrong?
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O’Malley connects climate change and security, Republicans think it’s a gaffe
Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley talked about the link between climate and violence, and conservatives just didn’t get it.
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House Republicans want to preempt state GMO labeling laws
The genetically modified food labeling debate heads back to Congress.
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Wind power could get its tax breaks back
The Senate is moving toward restoring a key tax credit for the wind energy industry. But the House might not play along.
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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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These carbon-hungry blobs could help fix our oceans
Salps, which look and feel pretty gross, are also tiny climate-change fighters.
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Meet the big green champion of professional sports
Can Allen Hershkowitz's green sports movement turn fans into environmentalists?
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It takes how many megawatts to power a Dallas Cowboys game?
Eight stats on pro sports' environmental footprint.
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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.
