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How melting ice could help us fill the gaps in our history books
When ice patches thaw, a window of possibility for archeological discoveries opens -- briefly.
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Sweltering heat means 25,000 more babies are born early every year
And climate change is bound to make it worse.
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Tracing the path of the proposed 600-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline
The 600-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline could soon slice across Appalachia. I met the people in its way.
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‘Climate chaos’ is displacing the world’s poor communities
Those 👏🏽 least 👏🏽 responsible 👏🏽 for 👏🏽 warming 👏🏽 are 👏🏽 suffering 👏🏽 most 👏🏽 from 👏🏽 it.
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Politicians knew the inconvenient truth about the Colorado River 100 years ago — and ignored it
The deal for divvying up the water in the Colorado River was built on lies.
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No land, no problem. Floating solar panels might be the next big thing.
Coming to a lagoon near you.
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The head and the heart: Why science and art should work together
Scientists could paint a better picture of climate change with the help of artists.
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Politicians have come a long way on climate since 2016. Are voters ready?
Stop complaining about how little time the 2020 candidates spend debating climate change and recognize how much the conversation has changed.
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Police discussed stopping Keystone XL protesters ‘by any means’
Records show law enforcement has called demonstrators possible "domestic terrorism" threats.
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Exxon knew — and so did coal
A newly unearthed journal from 1966 shows the coal industry, like the oil industry, was long aware of the threat of climate change.
