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Greta Thunberg: We need a ‘concrete plan’ for climate action, not nice words
“It’s insane that a 16-year-old has to cross the Atlantic in order to take a stand, but that’s how it is."
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Why Hurricane Dorian is so unpredictable
Scientists explain why Hurricane Dorian has been -- quite literally -- all over the map.
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5 ways Puerto Rico is still struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria
And unprepared to face another crippling hurricane season.
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Poll: Democrats are getting worried about climate change. Republicans? Not so much.
Since 2013, the portion of Democrats who consider climate change a “major threat” has risen by 26 percentage points. Across the aisle, Republican opinions on the matter remain relatively unchanged.
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Why does environmentalism have a dark side?
So-called eco-fascists aren’t trying to challenge the power structures that created climate change in any meaningful way.
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‘Another hurricane?’ How climate disasters can give us compassion fatigue
Hurricane Dorian is barreling through Puerto Rico. Why aren’t more mainlanders concerned?
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Sanders explains his plan for a climate revolution in a wildfire-devastated town
The 2020 presidential contender has a $16 trillion proposal to save the planet.
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Retreating from rising seas isn’t a win or a defeat — it’s reality
“These changes will happen whether we like it or not."
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What to do with Houston’s perpetually flooded homes
What to do with Houston’s perpetually flooded homes
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For young people, restoring our climate means restoring hope
The idea that we can not only fight the climate crisis, but also restore a healthy climate, offers hope to youth climate activists who will need it.