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The next big leap for fake meat
To give animal-based protein a run for its money, plant-based and lab-grown ‘meats’ will need help from a surprising place.
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Big Oil’s Plan B is already in the pipeline: More plastic
Unless production slows, one expert says, “they’ll just find something else to wrap in plastic.”
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U.N. biodiversity plan calls for protecting 30% of Earth by 2030
Species are being wiped out at a terrifying rate. Ending the crisis requires swift global action.
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6 charts break down 2019, the second-hottest year on record
The heat was particularly dramatic in Alaska and the Southeast.
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Judge writes blistering dissent as kids’ climate lawsuit gets tossed
"It is as if an asteroid were barreling toward the Earth and the government decided to shut down our only defenses."
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The Philippines volcanic eruption is harming public health, but not the climate — yet
Amid all the bright lava and towering ash plumes, it’s easy to overlook that volcanic eruptions can dramatically affect air quality.
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For sale: The East Coast’s biggest oil refinery
Philadelphia residents, workers wait in the dark as bidders line up to buy the biggest oil refinery on the East Coast.
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Climate change is forcing a rift in the Murdoch family
Fans of HBO’s blockbuster TV drama Succession, a thinly veiled dramatization of the Murdoch family’s exploits, know the younger Murdoch’s public stand would make for extremely good television.
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Exxon’s law firm tried to recruit Harvard students. Instead, they protested.
Students told corporate firm Paul, Weiss that they refuse to work for a firm that helps corporate polluters block climate action.
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California could meet its 2030 climate goals — but it would mean saving money
A new report lays out the ways the Golden State could have its climate cake and eat it, too.
