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Halliburton admits it destroyed Deepwater Horizon evidence
When Halliburton's computer simulations showed it could have shared blame for the epic blowout and oil spill, the company destroyed the results.
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The week in GIFs: Police geese, bike orgasms, and baby bats
Sometimes you can only react to the week's green news with a GIF.
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Yawn at this vending machine for free coffee
Don't unplug Hal. He's about to caffeinate you!
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The dark side of Startup City
The tech economy is turning San Francisco upside down, but not every shiny new innovation is in the public interest.
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Biking at night: How to avoid hidden dangers and arrive in style
Grist’s green-living pioneer, the Greenie Pig, sets out on her bicycle for an after-hours adventure, and lives to tell the tale.
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Asian Americans lean green
About 71 percent of Asian Americans consider themselves environmentalists.
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Want to win over young voters? Get serious about climate action
Eight in 10 young voters support Obama's climate plan, and three-quarters describe climate deniers as "ignorant," "out of touch," or "crazy."
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Antarctica’s permafrost is melting
A cliff of Antarctic ice is wasting away 10 times faster than it had in recent geological history, a new study says, and that could be bad news for the whole continent.
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Court tells Transocean to stop obstructing Deepwater Horizon investigation
Transocean has been refusing to hand over documents to the federal government, but now a federal appeals court says it must.
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China to spend big to clean up its air
After air pollution reached sickening new heights earlier this year, the government now says it will spend $277 billion to tackle the problem.
