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6,000 acres of Minneapolis parks have their own police force
“It becomes a question of who gets to access the land, and the water, and take up space, who gets to congregate, and who gets to decide.”
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Does the government’s food waste reduction plan pass the sniff test?
Freezing taco meat probably can’t get us to a 50% reduction in food waste by 2030.
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Congress passes the Great American Outdoors Act, a ‘once in a generation’ conservation bill
The legislation will fix crumbling national park infrastructure and permanently support the popular Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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They spent millions to protect polluters. Then they got busted by the FBI.
The strange Ohio case offers juicy details on how corporations block environmental campaigns.
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The future of beef might be a sausage fest
Meet Cosmo, a gene-edited calf taking on climate change.
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Amid Trump’s rollbacks, 15 states rev up plans for electric trucks and vans
Billions of dollars of investment could shorted medium- and heavy-duty EVs' roads to market
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A jobs program to plug abandoned oil wells sounds like a win-win. Is it?
If only we knew more about where the wells are, how much methane is leaking, and the cost to plug them.
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Are we at the dawn of a new welfare state? This policy analyst thinks so.
Julian Brave NoiseCat breaks down Biden’s leftward shift and what it might mean for the country’s shrinking welfare state.
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Scientists unveil a plan to prevent the next pandemic (and save nature at the same time)
It would cost a fraction of the $9 trillion governments have spent on COVID-19.
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Morgan Stanley is starting to come clean about climate change
The finance giant is the first U.S.-based bank to agree to disclose how its investments and loans are affecting climate change.