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Chipotle’s new miniseries gives factory farming the “Scandal” treatment
Check out the trailer for "Farmed and Dangerous," which airs on Hulu on Feb. 17. It actually looks pretty entertaining.
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Australian Open heat was a climate-change preview, but at least nobody died
The Australian Open highlighted global warming in southeastern Australia, but hallucinating tennis players are the least of Melbourne's worries.
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How to talk to your polar-vortexed friends
It's hard to bring up global warming (hint: say 'climate change') when it's really cold out, but here are some pointers.
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Energy state of Obama’s union: Drill? Frack? Cut carbon? “All the above”
The president's annual address unveiled no new climate initiatives and doubled down on an everything-goes approach to energy.
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The brightest bulb: Rising energy star scores seat with FLOTUS at State of the Union
Tyrone Davis sat with Michelle Obama during the State of the Union address. His specialty: Helping businesses save energy, and helping the climate at the same time.
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Bees reuse plastic waste to build their homes
Humans could learn something from that.
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Greenpeace out: Parting shots from a battle-hardened climate leader
Departing Greenpeace USA head Phil Radford offers thoughts on points scored, environmental fouls, and the tough calls ahead.
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6 things Obama can do on climate without Congress
There's still a lot POTUS can do.
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RNAi: Chatroom acronym? Nope — it’s the next generation of GMOs
It will save the world! It will destroy the world! That's how the debate over the latest bug-killer GMO is likely to unfold. A New York Times piece offers a more down-to-earth assessment.