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3 charts show the dismal state of science under Trump
After censorship, staff departures, and low morale, federal scientists are displeased with the administration’s stance on science.
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Big Oil is spinning the New York Times’ historic climate article as a PR win. It isn’t.
Fossil fuel interests claim that the Times "debunked" #ExxonKnew.
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Toxic algae has oozed out of lakes and into Florida’s Senate race
Thank the slimeballs for injecting environmental issues into Florida's U.S. Senate race.
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Glacier National Park is on fire — and yes, warming is making things worse
Montana is already becoming a vastly different place.
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An army of deer ticks carrying Lyme disease is advancing. It will only get worse.
“It appears the problem has been swept under the rug.”
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Why Alaska might seriously consider a carbon tax
A price on carbon could tackle two huge problems at once: climate change and a lack of revenue.
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Climate change is coming for rich people’s favorite things. Should we care?
Your champagne dreams are at risk.
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How engineering the climate could mess with our food
Injecting aerosols into the atmosphere could cool our climate -- but it comes at a price.
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Baltimore voters will decide on the future of their water
Can a ban on privatization and funding for racial equity help to solve the Baltimore's water woes?
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The radical history and dockless future of bikeshares
Watch our video to find out how dockless bikeshares -- if they can stay afloat -- could change the way people get around town.
