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2020 unmasked the truth about ‘all lives matter’
The majority of white people voting to re-elect Donald Trump is the most stunning evidence yet that whiteness itself is a public health crisis.
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New York’s $226 billion retirement fund will pull out of fossil fuels
The nation's third-largest pension fund will withdraw investments from companies that aren't prepared to survive in a low-carbon economy.
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A plastic neutral plan that buys the planet some time and innovation
To offset plastic consumption, companies like Nature's Logic are going Certified Plastic Neutral.
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Most of America’s dirty power plants will be ready to retire by 2035
Shutting down the nation’s fossil fuel–burning power plants in the next 15 years wouldn't be as economically risky as previously thought, a new study shows.
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A Netflix doc wants to fix our food system with capitalism. ‘Gather’ argues that’s how it broke.
Two new films about tending the earth offer very different world views
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Will Biden’s top health nominee prescribe a better climate?
As California's attorney general, Xavier Becerra filed more than 50 lawsuits against the Trump administration over the environment.
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21 Predictions for 2021
Twenty-one visionary climate and justice leaders point the way to progress in the year ahead.
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People didn’t used to be ‘consumers.’ What happened?
Shoppers, profits, growth: Why marketing-speak is bad for the planet.
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Are tides and waves the missing piece of the green energy puzzle?
Solar and wind are energy powerhouses until the sky is dark or the air is still. An ancient source of energy — the tides — could soon offer a predictable alternative.
