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Protests are bringing attention to the ‘everyday violence’ faced by black Americans
On Sunday, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker highlighted the environmental harms disproportionately burdening black Americans.
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Obama’s Recovery Act breathed life into renewables. Now they need rescuing.
$90 billion made a world of difference for wind and solar.
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Shareholders to Big Oil: Do more on climate change
The bar for climate action has gone up among big oil's shareholders.
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In Canada, Inuit communities are shaping research priorities
Scientists wishing to do research must now consult with Inuit groups — and consider long-neglected local priorities.
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How renewable energy could emerge on top after the pandemic
Analysts say renewables' economic advantage will only increase in the long term.
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Social distancing while black? Let your community lift you up.
We spend the first hour of our weekly Zoom happy hour just catching up and making each other laugh — we need it.
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What is up with Uber destroying tens of thousands of perfectly good e-bikes?
The decision to destroy the bikes, rather than donate or sell them, elicited bafflement, anger, and disappointment from cycling advocates.
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Deforestation, oil spills, and coronavirus: Crises converge in the Amazon
Indigenous nations in the Amazon have seen an estimated 2,278 positive cases and 504 deaths, suggesting a sobering mortality rate.
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Coronavirus put millions out of work. A 21st-century climate corps could be the answer.
Tens of millions of Americans lost their jobs in recent months, and ending shelter in place orders won’t bring them all back anytime soon.
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Planning for my grandkids’ future
"I am more determined than ever to leave them a brighter, more hopeful future to look forward to."