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Washington state residents resort to giant fans and throwing rocks at the smoke to get it to go away
“After much deliberation and mathematical calculation, we have figured that it is absolutely possible for us to blow this smoke away with high powered fans.”
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Bigger, stronger, rainier: Is Hawaii’s Hurricane Lane a sign of what’s to come?
Lane is the most powerful hurricane to threaten Hawaii on record.
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Trump’s attacks on public lands could help Democrats out West
Races in New Mexico, Montana, and Utah all of a sudden look competitive.
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The EPA’s coal plan is a ripoff for Americans, according to the EPA
This is like a used car salesmen assuring you the lemon he's hawking will catch fire on the way out of the lot.
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Courage and bolt-cutters: Meet the next generation of climate activists
My generation is radically remaking climate activism. Will it be enough?
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Trump’s power plan proposal is “about coal at all costs”
Gina McCarthy, the EPA administrator who developed the Clean Power Plan under Obama, called its replacement “galling and appalling.”
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The modern automobile must die
If we want to solve climate change, there's no other option.
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Zinke blames ‘environmental terrorists’ for wildfires. What the hell does that mean?
The tenuous link between ecoterrorism, logging, and wildfires is 20 years old.
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Trump keeps trying to kill the agency that investigates chemical plant disasters
The Chemical Safety Board has issued 815 recommendations designed to prevent tragedies at oil and chemical plants.
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This poet captures the madness and injustice of our burning planet
Craig Santos Perez extends his poetic lens to climate injustice and environmental destruction.
