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Renewable energy outpaced coal in April for the first time ever
Renewable energy had a little spring in its step this year.
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Climate experts to New York: Go green or go home
Zero net emissions by 2040? Now that Democrats have full control of the state legislature, policy experts say New York can (and should) do it.
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‘Our last truly wild place’: New documentary takes you on a trip to the Texas border
Most Americans don't really know what the southern border looks like. “The River and the Wall” is trying to change that.
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America’s largest irrigated crop is in your yard
Lawns suck up water, fertilizer, and time. Here's a look at how we got into this wasteful mess -- and where we could go from here.
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Lawns are the No. 1 irrigated ‘crop’ in America. They need to die.
It’s time to culturally stigmatize the classic over-watered, over-fertilized, over-mowed American lawn.
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‘Climate denial’ just made it into the dictionary. Wait, what?
Microplastic, omnicide, petrichor: Merriam-Webster's newest batch of environmental words.
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Los Angeles launched its own Green New Deal
Los Angeles jumps on the bandwagon.
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New Yorkers might soon have a constitutional right to clean air and water
On Tuesday, the state legislature passed a package of green bills, including a proposed constitutional change guaranteeing the right to clean air and water.
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Indonesia might need a new capital because of climate change
Jakarta is sinking thanks to groundwater extraction and rising sea levels. The president wants to move the capital.
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How Linda Garcia risked everything to keep Big Oil out of her community
“There’s a tremendous sense of responsibility in our communities to take care of the planet so that it can be passed on to our children, and their children. We need more people to speak out, stand up, and form armies of resistance.”
