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Your sustainable scallops might have been caught with the help of shady labor practices
Do you really know how that fish wound up on your plate?
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James Hansen’s legacy: Scientists reflect on climate change in 1988, 2018, and 2048
It's been 30 years since Hansen testified to Congress that the age of climate change had arrived.
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As coral reefs suffer from climate change, researchers aim at a new target: snails
Can removing snails from corals help them withstand climate change?
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The water crisis the Trump administration didn’t want you to know about
A new study shows U.S. drinking water is contaminated with high levels of chemicals that are harmful to humans -- even in very low doses.
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Republicans are backing a ‘carbon dividend.’ What the heck is that?
Even ExxonMobil and Shell support the plan.
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The Koch brothers hate public transit. But they can’t always stop projects in their tracks.
The Koch-funded Americans for Prosperity has been fighting public transit across the country for years. Here's where they've succeeded and failed.
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The government has been separating children from parents at the border. Now the border is flooding.
Torrential rains are flooding south Texas, where hundreds of child migrants are detained.
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San Francisco residents were sure nearby industry was harming their health. They were right.
New research shows that after a local power plant closed, reproductive health improved among residents of Bayview-Hunters Point.
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Why it’s OK to change your mind, from a former anti-GMO activist
An activist realizes the most important mind you can change is your own.
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Woman, scientist, climate advocate: Can you be all three?
Sarah Myhre is a woman, a scientist, and a climate advocate. Are these strengths in a climate crisis?
