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U.S. on pace to be the world’s largest oil producer
The U.S. could soon overtake Saudi Arabia as the biggest oil producer in the world. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is looking to go 100 percent renewable.
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Watch a cute rescued fox eat his birthday treat
He gets a whole bag of marshmallows, but don't worry -- it's just a once-a-year treat, and anyway, he saves some for later.
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1,000 protest new coal plant in China as U.S. coal exports near record high
The protests in Yinggehai come as the Chinese government restarts work on a coal plant halted after protests in April.
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Schieffer: ‘Only so many’ debate questions you can get to
Debate moderator Bob Schieffer was totally going to ask about climate change! But, you know, didn't.
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People who eat more vegetables are happier
Maybe it's just because their food tastes better.
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Farmland prices continue to spike, despite drought
Agriculture land prices have been posting double-digit gains for years. Should we use the word "bubble?" Everyone else seems to be.
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Tar-sands pipeline protesters take on British Columbia legislature
Upwards of 4,500 activists rallied yesterday against Canadian tar-sands pipelines in British Columbia.
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Mars’ grand canyon can kick our Grand Canyon’s ass
Mars may or may not have water, but it does have a gigantic, beautiful canyon that puts America's Grand Canyon to shame. I
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Why no one said the c-word in the debates
Four debates and no mentions of climate change. Have we moved backward when it comes to focus on science in politics?
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How U.S. cities rank for cleantech (congrats, San Jose!)
A new index ranks U.S. cities by leadership in cleantech -- and San Jose, Calif., leads the pack. The West Coast and Northeast dominate, but other regional clusters are coming on strong.