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Turn your city into a swarm of robot farms
A California company is fixing to fill up urban nooks and crannies with plugin farming systems.
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Could this lawsuit force Obama to fix his ridiculous coal-leasing program?
The feds are still letting coal companies mine on public land at far below market rates, contrary to the goals of the president's own climate plan.
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Here’s a cool way to visualize carbon emissions
Climate change isn't just about who's emitting now. It's about who's emitted over the last 150 years -- and the U.S. bears a lot of the blame.
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A plan to get solar headed in the right direction — literally
It’s OK to discriminate on orientation when it comes to solar panels. West is best.
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Roadkill fur is flat-out the hottest fashion trend of the season
We got over the Carmani ick factor pretty quickly with this sobering stat: A million animals end up dead on U.S. roadsides every day.
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6 reasons why green funders need to get off the fence
Here's some advice for environmental philanthropists on how to navigate a politically polarized U.S. political system: Choose sides.
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India may be the next big polluter to announce a climate plan
India is the third-largest greenhouse gas emitter after China and the U.S., and now it's cooking up a new climate action strategy.
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Barbra Streisand behind global warming hoax, says Sen. Inhofe
That's what the GOP senator who'll be taking control of the environment committee told David Corn several years ago.
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Cheap gasoline summons the dread SUV from its jumbo grave
SUVs never had much on their cheaper, more efficient, safer compact-car competitors. But every time the price of fuel drops, the zombies return.
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After Ferguson, we must ask: Who owns the streets?
The crime that sparked the deadly encounter between Ferguson Mo., police officer Darren Wilson and 18-year-old Michael Brown? Jaywalking.