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San Francisco mandates solar panels on new buildings
The city took one more step toward a shift to 100 percent renewables by 2025.
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Watch the whole life story of a single uneaten strawberry
When it comes to food waste, we’re not doing a berry good job.
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A top climate negotiator isn’t stressing out over the future of the Paris agreement
Grist catches up with Todd Stern about why he doesn't wonder, “Oh my God, what if.”
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The forecast today doesn’t prove or disprove climate change. Here’s why.
We've put together a tiny tutorial on the difference between climate and weather, just for you!
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Rapper Common releases new song to make a case for Flint aid
The video asks viewers to sign a petition to compensate victims of the lead crisis.
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A cure for herring loss: We’re here to teach you to love this sustainable fish
Herring fisheries are in a pickle. The way out is, well, pickled herring.
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Can you grow pot with LED lights?
With recent reports emphasizing the energy-sucking nature of the weed industry, a reader from Michigan wonders if LEDs could save the day.
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Why anti-nuclear enviros just aren’t the same as climate deniers
A New York Times columnist says that if you don't want to build new nuclear plants, you're as big a problem as climate science deniers. He is wrong.
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Senate Republicans use Palestine as an excuse not to fund climate agency
Several senators want to cut U.N. climate funding because they object to the U.N. treating Palestine as a state.
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Senate passes energy modernization bill that would have been modern in 1980
A bipartisan energy bill? Enviros react with a resounding “meh.”