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Spawning an intervention
To help corals survive the myriad threats they currently face, an international team of scientists is mastering the art and science of raising coral babies.
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Citizens put renewable energy on this year’s ballots
Across several states, voter-driven initiatives reign in oil-and-gas development while promoting wind and solar.
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Psst, Trump. Acting on climate change is a great deal for the U.S.
A new study finds that the U.S. is among the top nations that have the most to lose financially when it comes to not acting on climate change.
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Economic uncertainty already hung over the heads of Puerto Rico’s children. Then came Maria.
Part of the hurricane's legacy will be the burden it foisted on the territory's young people.
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Michael Avenatti’s climate vision is 2020
If Avenatti did succeed Trump -- which, for the record, would be extremely weird -- at least he seems to give a rat's ass about the environment.
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Weathering the next Florence
How should we prepare for a future filled with dangerous storms? Grist talked to experts for ideas on building resilient communities.
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No vote, no problem. Young people think outside the ballot box.
These young people don’t get a say at the ballot box, but they’re holding older voters to account for their role in climate change
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China said it was done with these coal plants. Satellite imagery shows otherwise.
Why would China say it was canceling these plants, only to keep building them?
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Ted Cruz and Beto O’Rourke didn’t debate climate change. Will it come up next time?
Of 12 debates in high-profile races this election season, only one included a question about climate change so far.
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Weather-predicting boyfriend wants to go steady
I am a millennial — part of the 1.5°C generation. To riff on the words of Barack Obama, we are the first generation to grow up with climate change as an existential threat, and the last one that can do anything about it before catastrophe arrives. As I recently wrote, we have left the era […]