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Report shows the disproportionate effects of climate change on the global poor
The World Bank predicts 100 million more people will fall into extreme poverty by 2030 due to climate change.
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These 2 Republican candidates are reasonable on climate change. They won’t be at the debate
Lindsey Graham and George Pataki have the strongest records on climate change, but they're not doing well in the polls.
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On technology, primitive tools, and the power of the great outdoors
Wilderness provides a refuge from the world we have created -- it allows our bodies to experience the world they were shaped for, rather than the world we have shaped.
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What’s worse: Life as a Costco chicken or trying to rent in New York City?
Humane Society's new video shows people what it would be like to live in a chicken cage.
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What could a Cold War on global warming achieve? Ask the Pentagon
Decades of history show how much the U.S. could achieve through crash investments in green tech -- and how unpredictably they could pay off.
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This sci-fi enthusiast wants to make “solarpunk” happen
Move over cyberpunks. The cautiously optimistic are ready to try out their vision of the future.
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Will climate change wipe out the coral reefs? Watch an expert explain why there’s still hope
As the oceans warm, what's a coral to do? We talked to a scientist how we can save our reefs -- for real.
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Maps show how sea-level rise could swallow global icons
Limiting warming to 2 degrees C would make a huge difference for London, New York City, and Rio.
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Huge coal company misled investors on climate change risk, according to investigation
Peabody Energy violated "New York laws prohibiting false or misleading claims," the state's attorney general found.
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Wind power is so cheap at night in Texas, some companies give it away
To keep up with competitors, Texas utilities are offering consumers free electricity at night.
