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The U.S. could have avoided Puerto Rico’s water crisis
There are international standards for disaster relief. The government isn't meeting them.
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California wildfires torch the legalization hopes of pot growers
Early October is peak harvest for cannabis. But flames got the crop first.
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Europe’s hurricane-fueled wildfires might become a recurring nightmare
Ophelia hitting Ireland was just the beginning of a chain of disasters, and the forecast is for more in the future.
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How to stamp out sexual harassment when it’s reached the ends of the Earth
After facing harassment in Antarctica, one scientist is speaking out about how to change that. Hint: Get more women there.
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Trump abandons Obama-era plan to help climate refugees
The Obama administration was slowly working on a plan to deal with the problem. The Trump administration isn’t interested.
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6 threats to the Arctic Refuge
Melting ice. Ecosystem spirals. Here are the big threats to one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
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The environmental injustice of the Arctic refuge
The Arctic Refuge is the ultimate environmental battle, but it's not all polar bears.
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This campaign is taking a step toward ending world hunger
This article is supported by: [protected-iframe height=”460″ id=”5a6da15ada7c02a37e61e59f848e9e8f-5104299-54880643″ info=”https://redpillvideo.com/redpill-video.html?video_id=-KvxRvrLhZg&channelid=UCWZTQLvNSm92fZPnjVGFRIA&brand=mk&project=hunger&project_tracking=mk-hunger&website=http://watchhungerstop.org/&moments=WatchHungerStop&banner_image=true” ] Today on World Hunger Day, consider this: As many as 1 in 9 people go to bed on an empty stomach every night, according to the World Food Programme (WFP). Recognizing the need to combat global food insecurity, Watch Hunger Stop—an international campaign launched by […]
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Smoke from California’s raging wildfires spreads a public health emergency across the Bay
Stores see a run on particle masks as residents breathe air resembling what some West Oakland residents face year-round.
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Northern California wildfires drive tribes from their homes
Faced with lack of resources and red tape, tribal members are clearing debris themselves.