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Let us explain how Hanukkah is the festival of fossil fuel conservation
Watch our video to learn about our favorite Jewish holiday -- and how to make three different kinds of latkes.
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Good news: Bananas aren’t going extinct. Bad news: They are in trouble
While the popular Cavendish banana may someday vanish from the produce aisle, it won't disappear entirely.
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Why the League of Conservation Voters was wrong to endorse Hillary Clinton
Not a single vote has been cast yet in the Democratic primary, so it's way too early to cut off the green conversation about candidates.
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Shipping is a big contributor to climate change. So why is it being left out of the Paris deal?
Language to rein in emissions from the shipping industry has been removed from the draft climate agreement.
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In times of smog, some Beijing businesses get creative
To drum up business, one bar is offering a smog discount on beer.
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On fear, terrorism, and dealing with the smaller things first
Confront all the scary things that you do have control over -- and you'll feel more empowered to take on bigger, scarier societal demons.
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Majority of Americans want strong leadership on climate change
In a new poll, many say the next president should do more than Obama has.
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Take a hint, “clean coal.” The world is so over you
With renewables getting cheaper, the prospect of expensive, guilt-free fossil fuels is losing its appeal.
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Chris Christie says “hell no” to American leadership on climate change
The presidential candidate criticized Obama for supposedly prioritizing climate change over the fight against ISIS.
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Better air-quality stats — using data science, sensors, and ladders
An open-source project in California is putting cheap air-quality test stations on school roofs and other locations.