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Electric vehicles could be as cheap as gas-guzzlers soon
A study predicts that falling battery prices could have a big effect on the car market in a few short years.
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Humans evolve to grow hideous mustaches to filter China’s air pollution in new ad
Sometimes, a baby with a mustache is just what the environmental movement needs.
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Sanders is destroying Clinton in coal country, despite backing climate action
Clinton won West Virginia in a landslide in 2008. Now, she can't catch a break.
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Bet you didn’t know your washing machine could do this
Why use water once when you can use it twice? Advice maven Umbra Fisk helps a reader in California spin through the details of putting laundry water to work in the garden.
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New grocery store in Denmark sells only castoff foods
It’s a novel idea to cut down on food waste — and it saves buyers money too.
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James Inhofe blames Flint water crisis on Obama’s climate agenda
Let's be clear: The president's "global warming agenda" is not what went wrong in Flint.
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Georgia to transform an unassuming stretch of interstate into a greener highway
The "world's first sustainable highway" could be coming to Georgia.
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WTO swats down India’s massive solar initiative
The U.S. filed a complaint against India for requiring use of domestically produced panels, and the WTO took America's side.
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The NSA spied on top-secret climate negotiations between world leaders
Leaked memo on NSA spying gives us a glimpse of a climate conference that's normally behind closed doors.
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Consumerism plays a huge role in climate change
A new study shows that the stuff we consume -- from food to knick-knacks -- is responsible for up to 60 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.