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It’s time for states to lead on climate change — and on justice, too
Playing defense is not enough. We are going to lose ground at the federal level, but we must make that up in the states.
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The end of federal environmental justice as we know it
As the Trump team takes office, the movement will have to adapt.
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What’s the greenest kind of drink container?
Glass bottles, plastic bottles, or aluminum cans? Advice columnist Umbra Fisk pours forth wisdom.
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Mothers unleash their organizing power on climate
More than a million parents have joined mother-led groups taking on polluters, the president-elect, and other threats to their kids’ future.
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Fake news is old news to climate scientists
It’s not a recent trend, says climatologist Michael Mann, but it is a deeply dangerous one.
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Can capitalism, conservation, and cosmopolitanism coexist? Here’s what I learned.
Evidence suggests that there is not just a moral, but a practical imperative to fight poverty.
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What do small-scale farmers want for the future and for their kids?
We talked to small farmers in Thailand about their feelings on their profession and lifestyle.
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A celebrity guide to supporting environmental activists without stealing the spotlight
The #NoDAPL movement provides lessons for how to be a good ally -- and some missteps to avoid.
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Watch these veterans explain why they went to Standing Rock
“I didn’t go to war three times to see this happen to my own people on my own soil."
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Love fresh cut flowers? Here’s how to find greener ones
Bouquets don't have to be an environmental scourge. Advice columnist Umbra Fisk tells you how to track down better blooms.
