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Coronavirus could help us reclaim city streets — but only if officials act
What if New York City streets were like this all the time — spaces for people first and cars second?
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Falling oil prices breathe new life into an old idea: Nationalize the industry
As Big Oil wobbles, is now the time to remove it as an obstacle to climate action once and for all?
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Coronavirus is not just a health crisis — it’s an environmental justice crisis
The pandemic is exposing a long history of environmental inequality.
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How the atmospheric river drives the West’s unique climate crisis
First come floods, then flowers, then fire: the ‘benevolent dictator’ of Southern California’s climate.
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These 4 Fixers will have you feeling good about social media again
These five changemakers aren't just fixing the world — they're influencing it, too.
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How to collect climate data during coronavirus? Strap on your skis.
Climate scientists are doing whatever it takes to keep key climate records alive amidst global travel restrictions and stay-at-home orders.
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Is it just me, or is the air in my home poisoning me?
I know, every day is a waking nightmare of impossible contradictions.
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More words to describe a world gone nuts: Firenado, ecoanxiety, covidiots
Our vocabulary adapts to new challenges at warp speed.
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How finance can help save the Earth
As the economic ramifications of coronavirus play out, traditional notions of investing are likely to be upended. Here's how impact investing could help.
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As Earth Day turns 50, its first organizer talks with one of the movement’s new heroes
Denis Hayes, organizer of the first Earth Day, talks with Sunrise Movement's Varshini Prakash about the past and future of the climate movement.