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Unable to stop climate change, EPA prepares for it
A draft "Climate Change Adaptation Plan" outlines how global warming will muck with EPA's efforts to protect our air and water.
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Revolutionary new grilled cheese sandwich replaces bread with more cheese
Bread is for assholes. Commit to the cheese experience and make yourself a sandwich that is cheese grilled between two slices of cheese.
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Obama’s Legacy, the Climate Rally, and What It Means for Coal
My daughter Hazel is no stranger to rallies and public hearings. I’ve taken her to all sorts of events, because it’s her future that’s at stake…and sometimes because no babysitters are available. But one event I am very excited to bring her to is the upcoming Forward on Climate rally in Washington, D.C., on Sunday, […]
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As emissions drop, Northeast tightens its cap-and-trade system
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative plans to slash the amount of allowable climate pollution. Conservatives, of course, are complaining.
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Exelon issues dumbest threat in the history of dumb threats
Guys, we don't want to scare you, but building more wind turbines might kill off nuclear plants.
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Attention investors: Climate policy could knock off half the value of fossil fuel companies
A recent report from HSBC Global Research finds that serious climate policy could reduce the value of large fossil fuel companies by half.
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Please do feed the polar bears (or they’ll die)
With sea ice vanishing faster than a fish slipping down a hungry seal's throat, humans may have to feed the polar bears if we want them to survive.
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New York might allow public input on fracking study; Yoko doesn’t wait
And if the governor doesn't allow public comment, all you have to do is be famous and release a YouTube video. Done and done.
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This cooking pot charges your gadgets while heating your soup
The PowerPot charges your phone while you cook. Because let's face it. Without your phone, you are nothing.
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Here’s the depressing reality of train travel in America
It's no secret that the Northeast Corridor line is the system's most popular, but you can get a sense of how much more used it is than any other bit of the system.
