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Examining Eric Holder’s environmental record at the Justice Department
The attorney general said it was a “personal mission” to ensure that everyone enjoyed the same environmental protections. He quickly learned how difficult that would be.
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Finding the magic and manure in one family’s farming chronicles
The Brockman family writes about the challenges of the seasons, the hard realities of farming organically, and the turmoil of climate change.
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Apparently, water is a luxury in Detroit, not a right
A judge says Detroit can continue to cut off water to residents because the city "can't afford any revenue slippage."
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Why Wyoming is doing bison right
How Prairie Monarch Bison Ranch is building a better food system.
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Germany kicks our butts, again, at clean energy
The country has hit another renewable energy milestone, sourcing more than a quarter of its electricity from renewables.
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Why you should be hopeful about the climate movement
The People’s Climate March flipped the script on a movement.
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Who cares if your state is being fracked to hell? Let’s talk DRESS SHOPPING!
The GOP is using a tone-deaf, insulting political ad campaign in the Pennsylvania governor's race.
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10 things that would fix the food system faster than GMO-labeling
What if we took the energy and money that's invested in fighting over GMO labeling and put it into laws that would really make a difference?
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Our guac obsession is hanging Chile out to dry
Drought and water scarcity are making it harder to grow avocados in Chile, a major supplier to the United States during winter months.
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No, you actually haven’t found a way to reach conservatives on climate change
Some people cite polls and psychological research to argue that it's possible to appeal to conservatives on climate change. If only it were so.