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If it’s August, the West must be on fire
The weather outside is ... incendiary.
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Meet the orgs helping youth of color safely enjoy the outdoors, despite a pandemic
“If there was ever a time when nature was needed, it is now.”
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In Appalachia, he’s helping former miners dig into new opportunities
Brandon Dennison is on a mission to save West Virginia’s economy while preserving its unique history.
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The DNC virtual roll call was also a cry for climate action
They didn't just talk about their love for calamari.
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The DNC won’t oppose fossil fuel subsidies. How much am I paying for them?
Let's talk about how subsidies for oil, gas, and coal work, and what they have to do with your taxes.
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Renewables didn’t cause California’s blackouts. So what did?
This is what happens when you don’t plan ahead.
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Will fossil fuel sponsors be allowed at the next U.N. climate conference?
After years of fossil fuel logos, COP26 organizers are requiring sponsors to have a net-zero commitment.
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‘They’re killing people by doing this’ — why students at a school 40 miles from Mar-a-Lago can’t go outside
‘They’re killing people by doing this’ -- why students at a school 40 miles from Mar-a-Lago can’t go outside
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The irony: ConocoPhillips hopes to freeze thawing permafrost to drill more oil
Climate change is melting the ground so fast that the company may need to use "chilling devices."
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An oil well right next to your house? The California Senate says that’s OK.
Buffer zones between communities and oil wells seem like a no-brainer -- but the California Senate just rejected them.