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Just how bad for you is breathing in air pollution? Well, it depends whom you ask.
A vast body of evidence links air pollution and mortality. But a Trump administration appointee wants the EPA to ignore much of it.
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Republicans attack Puerto Rico’s plan to go 100 percent renewable: ‘It’s just unrealistic’
When Puerto Rico was hit by Hurricane Maria, it saw the second-longest power outage of all time. Now it's attempting to rebuild with green infrastructure.
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Take from the rich and give to … the subway? Inside New York’s evolving congestion pricing policy
Take from the rich and give to ... the subway? Inside New York's evolving congestion pricing policy
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The latest House climate hearing went about as well as you’d expect
John Kerry deserves some kind of award (in addition to his Purple Hearts) for responding to a slew of truly dumb questions on Tuesday with his signature composure.
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Talk the climate talk
It really is now or never, folks. So don’t hold back.
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Amazon accused of abandoning 100 percent renewable energy goal
While other big tech companies push forward on renewable energy, Amazon may be going back on its promises to cut ties from oil and gas.
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Nathaniel Rich’s ‘Losing Earth’ tells lost history of our current climate predicament
In the decade between 1979 and 1989, humans had a good shot at solving climate change. What went wrong?
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What the queer community brings to the fight for climate justice
Queer and trans people are on the frontlines, and their wisdom is essential to a growing, diverse movement.
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Saving the planet, one comedy extravaganza at a time
Care about global warming? It'd be cool if you came to this.
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The Midwest braces for yet another major storm
Forecasters aren’t yet sure if we can call this storm bomb cyclone 2.0, but it will bring snow, high winds, and possibly thunderstorms to the Plains and Upper Midwest starting on Wednesday.