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What will happen at the Paris climate talks? We’ve got some unconventional ideas
We looked into our COP21 crystal ball and saw James Inhofe in a snowball fight, a fun field trip to Versailles, and a lot of Camus.
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Instead of buying something this Friday, fix something
Companies like Apple make it difficult to repair your electronics, but that doesn't mean it's impossible.
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The people of northern Manhattan are fighting climate change on their own terms
The other half of Manhattan didn't make splashy headlines after Hurricane Sandy, but its woes were real. Now community activists are preparing for the next time.
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YouTube Kids accused of shilling for Coca-Cola
A new complaint accuses the media company of peddling junk food to toddlers.
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Here’s how the airline industry could cut its emissions in half
It’s cheaper for airlines to cut emissions than you'd expect, according to a new study.
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China is totally crushing the U.S. on renewable energy
According to new data, China's clean energy investment over the last year outpaced that of the U.S., the U.K., and France combined.
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Paris is the last best chance for the world to save itself
We’re now out of time: This next round of U.N. climate negotiations has to result in real progress. At least Obama seems to know that.
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When national governments fail to halt climate change, can city action fill the gap?
Climate action by cities is important, but it's crucial that we avoid double counting municipal achievements.
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Wild turkeys are tough old birds. Here’s why you should hunt and cook them
It turns out the suburbs are great habitat, and the United States now has more wild turkeys than we know what to do with.
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Here’s the story of the farmworkers behind your sweet potato pie
Those who harvest sweet potatoes carry up to seven tons of the tubers per day.