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In Nebraska, he’s working to break up meat monopolies
Graham Christensen comes from a long line of Midwestern farmers. Now, he’s setting his sights on improving the landscape for the next generation.
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How air conditioning could keep everyone cool without cooking the planet
In a hotter world, people will need more cooling. But as more cooling appliances are installed, Earth will get hotter.
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How climate change fuels California’s biggest fires
Climate change is quite literally adding fuel to the flames of California's wildfires.
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Heat kills. Why don’t we talk about it that way?
The sun is ‘glorious,’ rain is ’nasty.' Could weather bias be killing us?
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Erin Brockovich’s new book looks at the upstream causes of America’s water crisis
Brockovich believes that many water contamination incidents might never come to light, were it not for the heroic efforts of everyday people.
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‘Hurricane amnesia’: Why we might forget the lessons from Hurricane Laura
Out of sight, out of mind.
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California’s attorney general sues Trump for the 100th time — to save the ‘Magna Carta’ of environmental laws
'For vulnerable communities, this Trump rule change would be, not just harmful, but I think devastating.'
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Will COVID finally kill fast fashion? An expert tells us what’s next.
Fashion expert Maxine Bédat on recent changes to the apparel industry and what the future might hold.
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Disasters are driving a mental health crisis. The only federal program to address it is underfunded.
From climate-fueled storms to COVID-19, mounting catastrophes are sowing stress and trauma.
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‘Cascading disasters’: What a hurricane means when you live next to a refinery
Hurricane Laura has thrown the Gulf Coast’s underlying environmental health hazards and rampant industrial pollution into stark relief.