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Leak-prone oil tankers to remain on American train tracks for now
The Obama administration has announced another delay in better regulating the type of disaster-prone rail cars that exploded in Quebec earlier this month.
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In this time-lapse video, you can see Texas’ reservoirs disappearing
In 1965, the federal government dammed up a river to create Texas' Lake Meredith. Now it's almost gone.
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Stressed out? Try riding this bubble-wrap-popping bike
It takes some of the fun out of stress-popping bubble wrap, but whatever.
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Test out micro-living in the first tiny house hotel
Stay in one of Caravan's three tiny houses for a night, and see if your tiny home lust passes the test.
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People shelled out $200,000 for these coffee-infused recycled socks
The Kickstarter for these $14 dress socks snagged seven times its goal, because apparently people like throwing money away.
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Could greenhouse gases turn Earth into Venus?
Yes, but not anytime soon.
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Code green: Nerds for Nature pairs techies and enviros to hack the planet
The group Nerds for Nature is innovating the fight against climate change -- just by getting technologists and environmentalists talking.
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More wildfires = more warming = more wildfires
Scientists are scared of the link between bigger wildfires and the rapid thawing of northern permafrost.
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Leaked EPA document raises questions about fracking pollution
The EPA doesn't seem very interested in finding out whether fracking pollutes groundwater, according to a report in the L.A. Times.
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Anti-Keystone activists keep the heat on
Some marched 100 miles in a Walk for Our Grandchildren. Some got arrested protesting the Keystone pipeline. All are part of a big climate activism push this summer.
