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Can ‘carbon-smart’ farming play a key role in taking on climate change?
Markets are emerging to pay farmers to store more carbon in the soil by using improved agricultural practices.
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Oakland opened up 74 miles of city streets to pedestrians and cyclists
Oakland’s “slow streets” initiative sets aside up to 10 percent of the city’s streets for recreation.
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From New York to Saipan, one family weathers coronavirus
It was bad enough when Super Typhoon Yutu struck my childhood home of Saipan. Now the coronavirus is reviving that trauma.
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WATCH: What Do You Trust? Climate, Science, and COVID-19 Uncertainty
Did you miss our live chat? Watch the whole thing here.
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Coronavirus has wiped out 106,000 clean energy jobs so far. Can the US get them back?
Half a million clean energy workers could lose their jobs by the end of June, according to a new analysis.
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Meet five artists creating new responses to climate change
These artsy Fixers are bringing climate issues to museums and theaters around the country.
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Environmental groups sue EPA over ‘reckless’ response to coronavirus
"We will not let this outrageous order stand."
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How can I avoid wasting food during coronavirus quarantine?
Eat your food, save the climate. Sort of.
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This team of former campaign staffers has a plan to save the economy — and the planet
The climate wonks who helped Jay Inslee, the Democratic governor of Washington state and former presidential candidate, put out more than 200 pages of policy are back with a new group called the Evergreen Collaborative.
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