Latest Articles
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The shipping industry sets sail toward a carbon-free future
Two tense weeks of negotiations lead to an agreement that could lead to cleaner international trade.
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Relax, The Day After Tomorrow isn’t going to happen, like, tomorrow
The Atlantic Ocean's circulation has definitely slowed -- but scientists say not to expect a doomsday scenario just yet.
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In the California desert, a battery project looms over Native land
The land may look empty, but it’s full of history.
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My boyfriend wastes so much water. Am I wasting my time on him?
The longer your frustrations persist, the more that little fissure between your faucet attitudes grows to a chasm.
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Former administrators say Pruitt’s impact on EPA can be reversed
Carol Browner and Christine Todd Whitman say it will take time, but the the agency can get back on track.
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Meltdowns, waste, and war: Here are the real risks of nuclear
There's something wrong with every source of energy. How do our nuclear nightmares compare?
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Gigantic water tunnels won’t save Houston from the next Harvey
There are two paths to take: Plan for the long term, or fight the sky.
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If Pruitt gets fired, the EPA is stuck with this coal lobbyist
It’s like “having a tobacco lobbyist heading up the American Lung Association.”
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Helping you laugh your way through climate change
Get your tickets for our annual comedy benefit hosted by Eugene Mirman of Bob's Burgers.
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Can a tantrum save the world? We asked a class of first graders.
Watch our video where we read a book about climate change to a class of real live 7-year-olds.