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Legalize pot, save a lot of energy
To be blunt: Indoor marijuana cultivation accounts for 1 percent of all U.S. electricity usage. But legalization would help weed go solar.
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American Petroleum Institute poll on American energy jobs apparently outsourced to the Philippines
And then the call was interrupted by an earthquake.
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Why Rand Paul’s plan won’t save Detroit
The Tea Party senator thinks slashing taxes is the solution to Detroit's woes (as well as every other problem in the country). Actually, it's not.
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Turns out community gardens are basically Fight Club
Think community gardens are sweet cooperative spaces where a neighborhood can come together to cultivate food and companionship? You poor sucker.
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What kind of crazy anti-environment bills is ALEC pushing now?
ALEC keeps the punches rolling with anti-green legislation: Fighting renewable energy standards and emissions caps, handing over public lands to oil and gas, and more.
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Justice giant: Remembering Mandela and his fight for climate justice
Mandela was a fierce champion of the people and regions most vulnerable to the worst of climate change’s impacts.
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Forget Google street view — make your own 360-degree videos with this gizmo
Now you can take 360-degree photos and videos with something the size of a baseball.
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8 scary facts about antibiotic resistance
Science writer Maryn McKenna explains why the drugs we rely on may soon stop working.
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Whales refuse to leave stranded pod members as they die
Ten stranded whales died, but 41 others were still alive and still at risk of stranding themselves.
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This single can contains nine layers of processed holiday dinner
It’s like the gum in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, except hopefully it will not turn you into a sugarplum.