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Pony up, frackers: Texas family wins $3 million in contamination lawsuit
This is reportedly the first case in which a jury has awarded compensation for fracking-related pollution and health problems.
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Sword & Plough upcycles military fabric into sleek bags
The company hires veterans to turn old military fabric into nature-toned bags.
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How to use the Bible to save the planet
Aronofsky's "Noah" embraces a brand of faith-based environmentalism that's increasingly popular with young religious believers.
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Forget Ferrari: The hot rides for sports stars are fuel-efficient
The NYT says ballas are increasingly opting for eco-friendly rides. What’s next, trading Dom for kombucha?!
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Wyoming doesn’t want its kids to learn about climate change
It's the first state to reject new national science education standards. And it just so happens to be the biggest coal-producing state.
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This DIY solar backpack looks tricky but doable
If you don't have $200 lying around for a solar backpack, you can rig up your own with a bit of time, patience, and technological know-how.
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When your produce gets wasted, it’s really a cry for help
Reducing the astonishing amount of waste built into our food system will demand innovation, care, and maybe even higher prices.
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Apple announces big clean energy progress
The tech company claims that 94 percent of its corporate facilities are now powered by renewable energy.
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This app lets you narc on wasted energy
If energy waste angers you, new app LightsOut will help you channel your annoyance.
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It’s virtually certain that the IPCC needs to dump its “very likely” crap
Researchers have discovered, yet again, that few people understand what the heck the world's preeminent authority on climate change is trying to say.