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Bernie Sanders and AOC unveil a Green New Deal for public housing
Retrofitting public housing could reduce emissions as much as taking 1.2 million cars off the road.
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What critics of Bernie Sanders’ climate plan are missing
Forget the details, it’s the politics of Bernie’s climate plan that matter.
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Candidates are finally talking about climate change, but they’re asking all the wrong questions
Not all environmentalists are satisfied with climate’s newfound attention.
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Why did Lindsey Graham join a climate group?
A new bipartisan caucus in the Senate aims to put climate policy on the menu in Congress.
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What happened when Venice, the ‘Floating City,’ sank
Venice just experienced its second worst flood on record.
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Why some hydropower plants are worse for the climate than coal
“It’s pretty alarming,” Ilissa Ocko, the study’s lead author, told Grist.
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The world’s energy report card just came out. We failed 3 subjects.
The International Energy Agency did have good news about solar and offshore wind.
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Do you have to travel the world to know what poverty is?
Can you do "poverty tourism" in your own country? Or, better question: Should you?
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This pipeline cuts across a reservation. Wisconsin might make tribal members felons for protesting it.
If Governor Tony Evers’ signs this bill into law, protesters could face up to six years in jail.
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Wind and solar can save the planet — can they save our water supply, too?
In California, the rapid growth of solar and wind could help replenish depleted aquifers.
