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New York mayor’s zoning plans: Green, but not so good for affordable housing
Bill de Blasio's proposal would encourage density and transit access, but it wouldn't create nearly enough new dwelling units.
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Mountaintop removal mining is flattening Appalachia
Researchers have quantified the impact of 40 years of mountaintop removal, and it doesn't look pretty.
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GOP reps vs. EPA’s clean water rules: Ready, fire, aim
There might be some reasons for Congress to grill the EPA leadership about its clean water rules, but this hearing couldn't find them.
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Just how much money has Clinton taken from oil and gas lobbyists?
A fair bit, according to a Greenpeace investigation.
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Why cattle grazing does not have to be a climate disaster
A look at grazing, public lands, and beef.
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Zika, tropical medicine, and infant monsters of the third world
There’s a historic precedent for the way we talk about a virus we know very little about.
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The cheap Tesla model is on its way. And so is a competitor from General Motors
Who will be the first to bring electric vehicles to the masses? Probably GM.
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Your kids may be getting a confusing education on climate change
Many U.S. teachers offer their students conflicting or incorrect information about climate science, a new survey shows.
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Your Transatlantic flight could take even longer thanks to climate change
Warming temperatures alter wind patterns, and this changes the amount of time it takes a plane to cross the Atlantic.