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NATO chief accuses fracking opponents of being Russian puppets
NATO's secretary general says Russia "engages actively" with "environmental organizations working against shale gas." Enviros say that's bullshit.
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Why are the Kochs giving $25 million to poor black college students?
The Kochs' gift to the United Negro College Fund provides much-needed funding for low-income African Americans. But is it part of an anti-climate ploy?
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Bees and butterflies get a boost from the feds
A new White House program doesn't have a lot of muscle behind it, but at least it acknowledges the problem of declining pollinator populations.
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Meet the sisters who put the rad in radical vintage
Dominique and Jazmyne Drakeford spread their love of vintage threads in Oakland, Calif.
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Celebrate solar power at a solstice event this weekend
"Put Solar on It" events are being staged around the country on Saturday.
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Pesticide and GMO companies spend big to influence politics in Hawaii
Big Ag corporations use Hawaii as a testing ground, and they're pouring money into the state to make sure citizen activists don't get their way.
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Attention, Hells Angels: Your electric Harley is now ready
That's right, Harley Davidson is rolling out an e-bike. Now, how to get the rank and file to buy in?
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This fishy World Cup bracket ranks countries by their ocean goals
The World Cup countries go head-to-head on their ocean health scores -- except for reigning climate champion Switzerland, who disqualified themselves by not having a coastline.
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Tell the EPA what you think of its climate rules
The official public comment period has started and the agency is just dying to find out what you think.
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Federal bill would wash away plastic microbead problem
At least one member of Congress wants to get plastic microbeads out of our grooming products -- and out of our waterways.