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Move over Elon — these kids built an electric car that beats the Tesla S
The student-created Sunswift eVe can travel 310 miles on a single charge and boasts a built-in solar array.
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Ben & Jerry’s makes ice cream-powered ice cream; world peace next
Ben & Jerry's harnesses the power of leftover ice cream and microbes to power its Dutch facility.
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Don’t worry, Californians can paint their dead lawns green
Now that Californians can get fined $500-a-day for overwatering their lawns, businesses that paint lawns green are expanding.
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Canadian protesters set up camp — politely — along Line 9 pipeline
It's the latest effort in the long-running fight to stop Enbridge from repurposing an old pipeline by reversing its flow.
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Join us for a Twitter chat on California’s drought
What does California's historic drought mean for its water supply and the rest of the nation? We'll discuss on Twitter on Aug. 6 at 2 p.m. EST.
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Richmond, Calif., is about to get hit with a climate justice earthquake
The Climate Justice Alliance will convene hundreds of activists in Richmond, Calif., for the Our Power National Convening.
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Why’s this Tea Party PAC going after a top Tea Partier?
Kansas Republican Tim Huelskamp, a leader of the debt ceiling showdown, takes friendly fire.
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We are what we eat, but that doesn’t mean we can’t change
Food is identity. So making diets healthier and more sustainable isn't easy. We can begin by cutting out the hectoring and lecturing.
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Here’s the history of environmental justice, summed up in less than 4 minutes
Here's your primer on environmental justice, the movement demanding equal environmental protection under the law, and fairness in the distribution of environmental benefits for all people.
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This comic strip explains why we could see more disasters like Toledo’s toxic algae bloom
Farming practices and climate change are creating a "perfect storm."
