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Construction begins on new nuclear reactors in Georgia
They'll be the first new reactors in the U.S. in 30 years -- and they're already plagued by cost overruns and delays.
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State Dept. hid contractor’s ties to Keystone XL pipeline company
A top expert who helped write the government's latest Keystone report previously consulted on three different TransCanada projects -- a fact the State Department tried to hide.
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Major grocers on frankenfish: ‘Hell no, we won’t sell that!’
Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and other grocery chains say they will not sell genetically engineered AquAdvantage salmon.
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The dumbest tweet about the Earth is this one from Rep. Steve Stockman
Rep. Steve Stockman, of Texas' 36th, wants you to know that he appreciates the planet.
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Beyond widgets: Envisioning a real transportation revolution
A recent report showed how much carbon can be cut through changes in vehicles. But changes in transportation systems go well beyond vehicles.
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5-year-old discovers dinosaur, names it after herself, drops mic for the rest of her life
It's poignant to see a child who's peaked before she even finishes kindergarten, but I'm not sure how 5-year-old Daisy Morris is going to top this one.
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Let’s just watch baby eagles all day
These little guys are only a few days old, and you can watch them eat, cuddle, look like Doc Brown, and other baby eagle activities.
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This 15-year-old won’t let the British government cut climate change education
In England, the government has decided to cut out climate change education from its curriculum for under 14-year-olds.
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This super-green coworking space was once a working heliport
Excuse us, we need to pack our bags and move to Mexico City so we can start working here.
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Maryland pushing ahead on offshore wind farm
The governor's plan to bring a 200-megawatt offshore wind farm to the state finally got the OK from the state legislature. Now on to the next hurdle ...