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I was attacked by a driver. Do cars make us angrier?
Nothing in life is free, including the right to an open road.
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Pete Buttigieg reveals details on how he’d tackle climate change
Buttigieg’s answer to a question at an event in Seattle this week shed light on what his climate plan could look like when (or if) he releases one.
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Natural gas leaks are a much bigger problem than we thought
Major U.S. cities are leaking methane at twice the rate calculated by the EPA.
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Meet the deadly new fungus (possibly) brought to you by climate change
A new study says C. auris may be the first fungal disease fueled by global warming
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This invasive bug is terrorizing Pennsylvania growers (and it’s coming for your wine)
The Spotted Lanternfly is considered one of the most destructive invasive species in 150 years.
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Rising emissions are robbing us of nutrients
The climate crisis could derail efforts to end malnutrition.
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Moderate Democrats just unveiled their answer to the Green New Deal
Can we attribute the sudden shift toward ambitious emissions reductions targets among climate centrists to the “Green New Deal” effect? Probably.
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Stopping climate change isn’t enough — we need to reverse it.
Everyone has a climate plan — presidential candidates, the U.N., the Green New Deal -- but none of them get us to the future we want. Here's how to change that.
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During deadly heat wave, New York utility cut power to high-risk neighborhoods
ConEd said it was unaware that the neighborhoods it blacked out during this weekend's heat wave ranked high in risk for heat deaths.
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Protests grow as millions demand resignation of Puerto Rico’s governor
Far from fizzling out, protests in Puerto Rico calling for Rosselló's resignation have only grown after it was revealed the governor mocked hurricane victims.