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Won’t you be my neighbor — say fewer Americans than ever
We're connecting less and less with the people with whom we share streets and fences. How is that changing our communities?
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In the Caribbean, a tale of murder in a depleted forest
“Death by a Thousand Cuts” tells the stories found at the deadly intersection of inequity and resource crisis.
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Species-wide gene editing could potentially save life on earth — or permanently damage it
Top scientists just encouraged more research into this controversial new technology.
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El Niño is officially over. What comes next?
It might be his cool sister, La Niña.
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Bay Area voters approve a whole new kind of climate tax
The $12-a-year property tax will raise money for restoring coastal marshes and preparing for rising seas.
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Our rotten immigration policies have left us with a bunch of rotten food
Ramped-up border patrols have kept farmworkers away — which is a big problem for our agricultural system.
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You thought planes burned a lot of carbon? Say hello to cruise ships.
Could cruising be a low-carbon alternative to flying? Not so fast, says advice maven Umbra Fisk.
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Solar panels don’t raise regular utility rates — and might even lower them
It turns out that solar is not the death knell for utilities as we know them.
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India and U.S. team up to give boost to solar power startups
And that’s great news for the climate.
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Watch a very buff seed take on his roided-up GMO counterparts
Mr. Seed thinks the agrichemical industry isn’t as sexy as he is.
