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Damaged river ecosystems could use a whole lot more dead fish
To make good habitat for live salmon, you have to have a lot of dead ones first.
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An attempt to avert Trump’s interference in climate science might actually invite it
The New York Times ‘leak’ of a bombshell climate report may have put both scientists and the White House on the defensive.
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The Impossible Burger wouldn’t be possible without genetic engineering
A recent New York Times story brings the pitched battle over GMOs to the trendy meatless burger’s doorstep.
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This Hawaiian island is the future of energy
Watch our video to see the Kauai community come together around a modern grid.
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Greenland, the land of ice and snow, is burning
A wildfire like this is so unusual in Greenland that it caught experts off guard.
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Death Valley had the hottest month ever measured on Earth
Unusually hot desert nights contributed to what may well be a new planet record.
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One year after the Great Flood, Louisiana’s most vulnerable cope with the losses
In Baton Rouge, struggles don’t end when flood waters recede.
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This Hawaiian mayor is scoring touchdowns for clean energy
Mayor Bernard Carvalho is defying President Trump on climate.
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Welcome to Paradise: Batteries Now Included
The power grid of the future will require sunny skies above and energy storage below. Thanks to Tesla, Kauai has both.
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The real hero of Al Gore’s ‘An Inconvenient Sequel’ isn’t Al Gore
The new film reveals the former vice president has trained an army of acolytes to spread his climate message.