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Watch out, corporations: Space detectives are watching you ruin the planet
Satellite images are catching illegal activity wherever it occurs, from pollution to deforestation to illegal fishing.
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Fracking waste more likely to be located in poor communities and neighborhoods of color
A new study finds a disturbing trend in South Texas’ Eagle Ford.
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Will climate change move agriculture indoors? And will that be a good thing?
The story of a hot indoor-ag startup offers a window onto the potential and the pitfalls of the new greenhouse-tech movement.
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Amazon might be opening hundreds of bookstores
An Amazon bookstore could soon be coming to a mall near you.
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Greenland is melting and dumping phosphorous into the Arctic Ocean
And as plankton munches on that phosphorous, its impact could ripple up the food chain.
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Shaming homeless people? There’s an app for that — or is there?
SnapCamp is either a horrible idea or a smart commentary on the tech industry.
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What climate hawks can learn from Martin O’Malley’s quixotic campaign
The Democratic long-shot talked up the climate issue, but he didn't find a way to get voters to feel it.
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Can California meet its climate goals without this major nuclear plant?
The Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant provides one-tenth of California electricity, but it might be shut down.
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Artist turns climate data into striking paintings
Jill Pelto's watercolor art combines imagery from the natural world with hard data showing climate change's impact.
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Mark Ruffalo comes out for Bernie Sanders. Who’s got Hulk Hogan’s vote?
Here's every celebrity endorsement that's fit to print.