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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.
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What would happen to your diet if bees completely disappeared?
At least junk food will be safe.
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The atmosphere hit 400 ppm of CO2 earlier this year. Yes, that’s terrible
A new report from the World Meteorological Organization is full of bad news.
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How California could get smarter about droughts and flooding
Instead of flooding where it's not useful, California's winter deluges could be banked in the ground, helping farmers and revitalizing streams.
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What’s the best way to dehumidify my apartment?
If winter means "wet" in your neck of the woods, Umbra has a few hints for making sure your dwelling stays high and dry.
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This artist is using technology to bring nature back into the city
From butterfly bridges to moth cinemas, Natalie Jeremijenko's work highlights the mutualistic relationships between humans and the natural world.
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Ready to make home-brewed beer your next big project? Here’s a helpful guide
Four weeks from now, you could be sipping your first homemade beer.
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Is Big Oil about to have its Big Tobacco moment?
The New York Attorney General just launched an investigation into ExxonMobil's alleged climate obfuscation.
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Corporate cooptation v. climate progress: 10 things to know in the lead-up to Paris
It’s no secret that the corporations contributing most deeply to climate change are particularly good at lobbying. What you might not know is that they’ve also embedded themselves in every layer of decision-making within the United Nations’ climate change arm. These corporations sit on government delegations and have unfettered access to delegates through their trade […]