Latest Articles
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Why some enviros are cheering the death of a solar project
A coalition of local residents, businesses, and even National Park Service officials opposed the proposed project near the Mojave.
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Antarctica is about to lose a chunk of ice the size of Delaware
It could destabilize one of the continent's largest ice shelves.
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Climate activists arrested while protesting offshore drilling
As Obama toured the flooding damage in Louisiana, activists called out "climate injustice" in New Orleans.
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There’s a new mega-pipeline in town. Here’s why it has so many protesters in the trenches.
A court battle is one of the last obstacles remaining in Dakota Access' way.
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Is a fracking ban a good idea?
Calls for a complete prohibition on fracking are getting stronger, but not all climate advocates are on board.
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California cap-and-trade program faces major hurdles
State lawmakers passed an ambitious climate bill, but it might be undermined.
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Climate change will cost millennials more than student debt or the Great Recession
Young people will be $187,000 poorer thanks to our rapidly changing planet.
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Soda tax might be working better than expected
Berkeley residents are drinking about two fewer sugary drinks per week since the tax started, according to a new study.
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The uncertain, hopeful future of the National Park Service
"The goal of our centennial is not to scare everyone to death about climate change."
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From Glacierless National Park to the Neverglades: Meet your future national parks
The parks are having an identity crisis -- so we renamed them.