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These scientists are trying to save melting Arctic ice
Their plan is costly and controversial, but we may be running out of choices.
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The EPA fired these air pollution scientists. They’re meeting anyway.
The panel of researchers plans to continue reviewing studies, as at least 21 million Americans said to live with unacceptable air pollution.
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When teaching kids about climate change, don’t be a downer
Science educators are figuring out that hope might just be key.
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Voters like taxing carbon as long as you don’t say ‘carbon tax’
Slapping a fine on polluters? They can get behind that.
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What indigenous leaders from Brazil thought of Jair Bolsonaro’s U.N. address
“Everything he talked about at the U.N. is a reflection of the policies that he's implementing against indigenous people, against our lands, against our rights.”
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How can I celebrate the Jewish New Year when the planet is burning?
Rosh Hashanah is supposed to remind you how to live, in the simplest and most basic sense.
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Photographing nature while black: One man’s quest to make green spaces less white
Dudley Edmondson shined the spotlight on African Americans in the outdoors -- way before Instagram.
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What the climate petition filed by 16 kids at the U.N. really means
Some media outlets have called the move a “landmark” and “potentially world-changing” complaint, and it’s widely been referred to as a lawsuit.
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To save our oceans, we have to change what we do on land
A new U.N. report finds oceans have reached a frightening tipping point.