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Knight Foundation gives cities $5M for floating farms and fuzzy hats
The Knight Foundation just wrote $5 million in checks to support all manner of urban awesomeness.
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THEESatisfaction makes music about the planet that actually sounds good
The ladies behind rap duo THEESatisfaction break down a few choice cuts on their latest album, EarthEE.
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Agribusiness giant tells suppliers to stop cutting down forests
The move by Archer Daniels Midland is the latest in a heartening procession of corporate commitments to protecting rainforests from devastation.
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After Cesar Chavez: The fight for farmworker rights isn’t over
Chavez helped win farmworkers basic human rights, but they still face unacceptable dangers every day.
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This bloody whaling documentary could teach you something about sustainable food
If you eat meat -- even the humanely raised, locally butchered, lullabied-to-sleep-at-night kind -- there will always be blood, and lots of it.
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Even climate villain Australia might be thinking about cleaning up its act
Prime Minister Tony Abbott says he'll get on board with a U.N. climate deal. But don't get too excited.
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Obama makes climate pledge to world, Republicans snipe in background
The president has unveiled his plan for cutting emissions as part of a U.N. deal. Mitch McConnell is just as supportive as you might imagine.
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Turns out the world’s first “clean coal” plant is a backdoor subsidy to oil producers
The CCS project in Saskatchewan, Canada, is providing cheap CO2 to oil fields but expensive power to ratepayers.
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Ted Cruz and the GOP have a big climate problem
Will Republicans' anti-climate-science rhetoric be a legitimate barrier to the White House?
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Burning coal can help the planet, delusional U.N. board decides
The Green Climate Fund, which is supposed to help developing nations fight and prepare for climate change, can be used to build coal plants.