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Are Earth’s species really doomed? This study has a hot new take.
One million species could go extinct because of climate change. It doesn't have to be that way.
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Calls for law firm to #DropExxon go national with law student boycott
Student-led "#DropExxon pledge" asks law students around the country to refuse to work for Paul, Weiss until it drops ExxonMobil.
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This ultra-strong nanomaterial could cut carbon emissions — and it’s made out of garbage
Graphene is stronger than steel and stretchy like rubber, and it can slash global cement emissions. Now we might be able to make it out of garbage.
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Climate change is canceling winter fun
From backyard skating to skijoring (that's skiing + horseback riding), warmer temperatures are messing with winter traditions.
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Can art fight fake news? ‘Gasland’ filmmaker Josh Fox aims to find out.
His new one-man play, "The Truth Has Changed," shines a light on lies from big corporations.
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Thanks to Trump, Keystone XL is back. The anti-pipeline movement is ready.
“We ain’t shook. And we’re waiting.”
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It was climate action vs. military spending at the 8th Democratic debate
Climate wasn't a focus during the 8th Democratic debate -- it was a lens
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This Philadelphia refinery is the country’s worst benzene polluter. Trump wants to keep it open.
Out of the 114 refineries examined across the country over the course of a year, Philadelphia Energy Solutions emitted the highest levels of benzene.
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How the oil industry pumped Americans full of fake news
The new season of the podcast "Drilled" investigates the oldest tricks in Big Oil’s book.
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How to tell if a Republican is serious about climate action (or not)
A Republican guide to spotting a GOP climate hawk.