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Feds mark territory all over L.A. wildlife habitat
Weeks after destroying dozens of acres of wildlife habitat, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is mum on why they did it.
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New GOP House Science committee chair to hold totally objective climate hearings
Despite the recent, massive government report on climate change, Rep. Lamar Smith needs some more info.
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China’s smog is so bad, people didn’t notice a factory fire burning for three whole hours
If you can't distinguish between smoke from an hours-long factory fire and your normal, everyday smog, your country has a problem.
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A Swedish woman took a commuter train for a joyride
She ended up driving the train about 100 feet off the tracks and straight into an apartment building.
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Court: Polar bear habitat that interferes with oil drilling has to go
Because bears are cute, but money is cuter.
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What would Jesus do (about climate change)?
Is it possible to get your head around global warming if you think the Earth is only 6,000 years old? Why yes, says climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe. In fact, the future of the planet may depend on it.
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California cold snaps farmers’ crops
Freezing temperatures threaten the state's citrus crops. And of course this is only a taste of the climate chaos to come.
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Changing behaviors: You’re doing it wrong
Climate campaigners are keen on getting people to change their behavior. Now a team of experts has shared a short, simple slideshow on the common mistakes made by aspiring behavior-changers.
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U.S. renewable investment drops in 2012 — but still hits second-highest level ever
The story was the same internationally.
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‘Soul Food Junkies’ digs into African American food history and habits
Byron Hurt's film aims to "speak directly to an African American audience" in ways that other food films haven't.