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Environmental, conservative, media organizations rank our lovable Congress
Turns out the House kind of sucked? We're looking into this.
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This billboard sucks water out of the air and delivers it to families below
Taking advantage of Lima’s high humidity levels, engineers have created a system to gather the water through reverse osmosis, purify, and send it down, clean, to families below.
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Louisiana may see the highest-rising seas in the world
Meaning that New Orleans is already well into a race for survival.
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Switzerland had one wild bear, and now it’s dead
Brown bears like M13 aren't considered a threatened species in Europe. Just threatening enough that humans can't tolerate them.
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These are the youngest wild tigers ever captured on film
These four tiger cubs are only 10 days old, and they're clearly a pain in their mom's majestic ass.
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Meet Ernest Moniz, who may or may not be the next secretary of energy
Reaction from environmentalists has been mixed, to put it lightly.
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Supply, demand, and activism: What should the climate movement do next?
After the Keystone campaign ends, should activists focus on reducing demand for dirty energy instead of cutting off supply?
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Miracle grow: Indian farmers smash crop yield records without GMOs
Forget what Monsanto's told you: A group of subsistence farmers is breaking harvest records without GMOs or artificial herbicides and fertilizers.
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Wag the God: Looking for easy answers at the Creation Museum
Standup comedian Jim Meyer visits the state-of-the-art, evolution-denying center of the evangelical universe, and finds that not everyone gets the joke.
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How the junk food industry has encouraged us to eat ourselves to death
The tricks of the processed-food trade are horrifying, but they might also hold the key to marketing healthier stuff, a New York Times Magazine article suggests.
