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New York is spending $1 billion to help residents conserve energy — and lower their bills
The state is partnering with investor-owned utilities to provide energy-efficient solutions to more than 350,000 low-to-moderate income households.
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John Lewis fought for equal protection. That means tackling pollution, poverty, and policing.
The urgency to address lead contamination has been clear since the 1920s. This urgency should be felt anew today.
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Peatlands could become a climate feedback loop we definitely don’t want to trigger
A new experiment provides a window into the future of peatlands, the world's largest natural carbon store.
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This ‘solution’ to the plastic crisis is really just another way to burn fossil fuels
A new report says that "chemical recycling" isn’t recycling at all.
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Trump is emboldening other countries’ ‘bad behavior’ on the climate crisis
A U.S. exit from the Paris Agreement is damaging, but the fact no other country is leaving shows it can survive the "ultimate stress test."
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The ‘Idiot’s Guide to Climate Change’ is smarter than Zac Efron’s
Your latest celebrity climate teacher is ... Dwight from 'The Office'?
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COVID-19 is complicating Seattle’s response to wildfire smoke
What happens when one public health threat compounds the risks of another?
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Apple’s low-carbon aluminum is a climate game changer
The most exciting part of Apple’s new climate pledge? Low-carbon aluminum.
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How many wildland firefighters have COVID-19? Some agencies won’t, or can’t, say.
“If we don’t know who is sick appropriate actions cannot be taken to stop COVID from spreading.”
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The heat is off: With patio heaters banned, how will French diners stay warm?
Il fait froid? Tant pis.