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What’s in the way of this Texas pipeline? A cute songbird.
The golden-cheeked warbler gets recruited to help stop Kinder Morgan's 430-mile pipeline.
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The Notre Dame disaster carpeted Paris with lead dust
A French environmental group is suing the city over widespread lead dust contamination released in the historic cathedral fire on April 15.
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Climate change is the one area of science Republicans tend to doubt
Why do Republicans scoff at climate science while embracing, say, particle physics?
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Nature inspires some of the coolest things
Biodegradable tires! Recyclable shoes! A linden seed-inspired monocopter you can make out of a paperclip!
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2020 Democrats are still unclear on how to stop the next Flint water crisis
Few, if any, of the 20 presidential hopefuls at the Detroit debates offered a clear vision of how to guarantee the water flowing from the nation’s aging pipes won’t make them sick, damage their children’s brains, and remain accessible as freshwater reserves dry up.
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Arctic wildfires are releasing as much carbon as Belgium did last year
Here’s why the epic burn, ranging from Alaska to Siberia, matters.
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A scrappy solution to the fashion industry’s giant waste problem
Commercial textile waste is a much bigger problem than consumer kondo-ing.
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How can I get a job that fights climate change?
Everything might seem terrible, but there's never been a better market for a climate-related job!
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Nearly 100 percent of Trump funds designed to help farmers went to white farmers
A new report reveals race and income disparities in regards to a program designed to protect growers from Trump’s trade war with China.
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In Detroit, Democratic candidates actually did some climate debating
It wasn't a climate debate, but candidates' discussion of how to combat warming is evolving.