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Disruptive mayo is now a thing, and it’s spreading
A corporate giant sues a feisty startup over the right to call an egg-free product "mayo."
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At this hyper-green eatery, climate change will be the main course
Three Bay Area entrepreneurs have set out to create a restaurant where learning about the climate is positively delicious.
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Ditch Chad — this green building is your new wingman
Well, this is an odd promo video for a super-green building.
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Rich countries are still wasting billions on subsidies for fossil fuels
The G20 nations pledged to phase out fossil fuel subsidies. Instead they're now spending $88 billion a year just on exploration, not to mention all the other subsidies.
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Pollution could land your kid at the back of the class — and in prison
Recent studies show that air pollution decreases test scores and contributes to ADHD, both of which can cause big trouble later in life.
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How the GOP-run Senate could ruin global climate action here and abroad
Undermining the EPA also means undermining climate treaty negotiations in Paris next year.
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David Roberts explains postmodern conservatism in 36 tweets
A case headed to the Supreme Court is a crucial turning point in the American conservative movement's ability to assert that black is white and up is down.
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Will China help Obama save the planet?
The U.S.-China talks could be a crucial step in the fight against global warming.
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California’s new coffee farm isn’t your average joe
Jay Ruskey is the first farmer in the continental U.S. to grow coffee commercially. Here's what that means for the future of coffee.
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Mamas, please let your daughters grow up to be scientists
An embarrassingly small proportion of real-life scientists are women. This photographer wants to change that.
