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‘The next Flint,’ and America’s problem with lead in its water
Newark and Pittsburgh are both grappling with lead crises. Which city might be next?
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In Detroit, ‘revolutionary’ mapping could help residents with asthma
As the forest moves back in, pollen is on the rise in Detroit.
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States cut water use as Colorado River runs low. That’s actually good news.
The response to a drying Colorado River suggest a Mad Max future isn't inevitable.
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Greenland’s moment in the sun goes beyond Trump’s real estate interests
Greenland to the United States: why u so obsessed w me
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The Trump administration tried to bury a climate study on … rice?
“The USDA is part of a federal administration that can only be described in legal terms as ‘exhibiting depraved indifference to climate change.’”
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We’ve got another ozone problem, and it’s not what you think
The beneficial ozone up in the stratosphere has an evil cousin, and it’s right here on the ground.
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This sexy beach read might actually help Puerto Rico’s hurricane recovery
This sexy beach read uses popular fiction to shed light on Puerto Rico’s post-Maria plight.
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How do countries cover climate change? Depends how rich they are.
The gap between rich and poor countries extends to the way they talk about climate change.
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Will I be able to tell when we’ve reached a climate tipping point?
This question is inherently, existentially, and unavoidably upsetting. But it still needs an answer.
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Impossible Burger investor bets big on bean-free coffee
In a blind taste test, most people preferred the pseudo-coffee concoction over the real thing.
