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Think commodity corn farmers are evil? Meet a few of them
If you actually sit down and talk with a commodity farmer, they start to sound a lot like the typical small farmer -- only with a gazilion times more corn.
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8 rad ladies who aren’t running for president (and one who is): It’s Woman Crush Wednesday
Hillary's bid for president has taken over the interwebs this week, but we've got a few more women just as worthy of your attention.
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Could Seattle activists throw a wrench in Shell’s Arctic drilling plans?
Shell wants to use Seattle's port as a staging ground, but citizens and protestors are cooking up plans to block the oil giant's scheme.
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Coal is dying all by itself
Since 2008, the coal industry shed nearly 50,000 jobs, while natural gas and renewable energy added four times that number.
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What do green activists think about Hillary Clinton?
Many climate hawks won't be cheap dates this time around. They want Hillary to commit to keeping fossil fuels in the ground.
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Willie Nelson: The man, the myth, and what he means to farmers
The country icon talks 30 years of Farm Aid, pot legalization, and more.
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Feral cats are literally eating all of Australia’s wildlife
Cats, not satisfied with ruining Jonathan Franzen's weekend, turn their beady little eyes to the Land Down Under.
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In Wyoming, climate change is all too real
Snow is melting earlier in the northwest region of the state, which has profound consequences for Wyoming's agriculture.
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Permafrost may not be the ticking “carbon bomb” scientists once thought
It'll be more of a slow leak -- but the impact of emissions will still be great, new research suggests.
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Grab your hats, East Coast — the worms are back
The cankerworm invasion continues -- and it's especially bad in cities.