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Yale pledged carbon neutrality by 2050. Students say that’s too late.
A student-led campaign says the university has a moral obligation to decarbonize by 2030.
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It’s kids vs. parents in this award-nominated climate novel
In ‘A Children’s Bible,’ kids respond to a crisis. Their parents look for booze.
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These freshman House Republicans might actually care about climate change
Republicans made gains in Congress. But it’s not all bad news for future climate legislation.
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5 post-Trump obstacles to a global green recovery
Joe Biden’s win gives the globe a better chance of averting climate catastrophe, but major obstacles remain.
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The election is over. 5 climate leaders share what should happen next.
5 leaders point the way forward for a divided nation.
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How a Biden administration could push companies further on climate
Amazon and Apple have pledged to cut emissions. Biden's policies could make it easier.
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In ‘I Am Greta,’ an unlikely celebrity grapples with fame
"I don't want to have to do this," Thunberg says in the new documentary.
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Post-election, youth climate activists celebrate, recuperate, and organize
"I'm honestly just tired."
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Listen: The environment under a Biden-Harris administration, Southern cooking in Seattle, and how to win Thanksgiving
The third episode of Temperature Check will cover the environment under the new administration, the future of Puerto Rico, and Southern cooking in Seattle.
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The world needs lithium. Can Bolivia’s new president deliver it?
Whether Luis Arce can succeed in developing Bolivia’s lithium riches — and do so in a way that benefits Bolivian workers and frontline communities — remains uncertain.
