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Guilt at the gas pump? That’s (part of) the idea.
"Warming" labels at gas stations will help bring the shift we need away from gas-powered culture.
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Listen: How Puerto Ricans are rebuilding post-Hurricane María
Host Andrew Simon sits down with co-host Justin Worland of Time Magazine to talk about the biggest climate stories of 2020. Then, we hear from filmmaker Cecilia Aldarondo about her documentary "Landfall," which captures the stories of everyday Puerto Ricans living -- and rebuilding -- after Hurricane Maria.
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Why do I love the mall when I hate consumerism?
You don’t have to change what comforts you, but you can control how you react to it.
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She sees a more just, equitable food system in our future
Agroecologist and Fixer Liz Carlisle forecasts greater protection for workers in the food system, and policy that puts people first.
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Who’s Jennifer Granholm, Biden’s pick for energy secretary?
The former Michigan governor is a longtime champion of making the United States a hub for electric vehicle manufacturing.
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Deb Haaland will be the first Native American head of the Interior
Tribes say it would be a mistake for Biden to tap Michael Connor, another Indigenous candidate, for the position.
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What Mayor Pete’s primary promises mean for the Department of Transportation
The former mayor of the fourth-largest city in Indiana actually has some transportation bona fides.
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Gina McCarthy will be Biden’s ‘climate czar.’ What the heck is a climate czar??
The pick drew plaudits from both the establishment and insurgent wings of the climate movement.
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Is climate change coming for the Christmas rom-com?
In this year's festive romances, you can count on two things: true love and tons of snow.
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This architect is using design justice to empower communities through outdoor spaces
New Orleans-based architect Bryan C. Lee, Jr. uses architecture and design justice to tell a story about the displacement of people, cultures, and communities.
