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How do we turn coal jobs into solar jobs? Wizards, perhaps?
A new study from the journal Energy Economics has a plan to assimilate coal miners into the solar industry.
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Farm animals are about to get a lot more shots
Big pharma is trying to get farms off antibiotics by investing in vaccines.
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The Olympics keeps getting greener — well, the pools do, anyway
Algae is turning Rio's pools a frightening shade of green.
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Brilliant photographer captures daily life during the Flint water crisis
A short film by Latoya Ruby Frazier shows that surviving is harder when your water is poisoned.
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You can buy refurbished clothes for less from this Earth-friendly startup
A startup wants to fix those pants you broke in the dressing room — and sell them to you at a discount.
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Climate could be pivotal in this congressional race between two California Democrats
Nanette Barragán is running as a climate hawk, while Isadore Hall has a history of taking big contributions from the oil industry.
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Here’s how life looks on Louisiana’s forgotten coastline
Eerie photos show communities that got left behind.
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Cholera could make a comeback, thanks to climate change
As ocean temperatures have risen, so have the number of lethal bacteria that cause the waterborne disease.
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Here’s a new Olympic sport to consider: Safe sex
The push for protection is partially attributed to anxieties around the Zika virus, which is sexually transmittable.
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Flint’s lead-poisoned water cost the city nearly 100 times as much as it was supposed to save
The disastrous switch from Lake Huron to the Flint River as the city's water source will cost it nearly $460 million.
