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Bette Midler knows the plastic we should REALLY be worried about (it’s not surgery)
Look who's calling attention to ocean plastics now -- the Divine Miss M herself!
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Pumpkins’ biggest threat isn’t Mischief Night or Billy Corgan
California's neverending drought spares no plant, animal, or holiday tradition. Its latest victim: pumpkins.
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Watch dinosaurs defend the Gates Foundation’s farm policy
Some food activists are not happy with the Gates Foundation's programs to help farmers. But why? We boil the issue down in a new video.
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These teens are taking their climate lawsuit all the way to the Supreme Court
The premise of the case: The sky belongs to everyone, so governments must protect it.
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Craft brewers join the fight against natural gas pipelines
At the base of the Blue Ridge, a battle is brewing over a massive pipeline designed to pull shale gas to the Atlantic Coast.
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We were promised methane regulations! Where are our methane regulations?!
The U.S. oil-and-gas boom is dumping oodles of methane into the atmosphere, and so far, the feds haven't gotten meaningful regulations together.
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Turns out coral reefs could help mend human bones
Good thing we figured that out before we wiped them out completely.
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This could be the hottest year on record, again
The first nine months of 2014 broke the heat record, and now we're on track for this whole year to be the warmest ever.
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Rooftop solar is just the beginning; utilities must innovate or go extinct
Fights over rooftop solar generally focus on "net metering," but the challenge to utilities is far greater than that, and if they hope to survive, their response must be more ambitious.
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How skyrocketing development in Texas could suck the state dry
The Lone Star State is losing open space faster than any other, and that's bad news for the water cycle.
