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In a climate-crazed world, how can we plan for the future?
Climate change brings so many uncertainties that it's hard to know how to make decisions and plan for the future. The trick is not to aim for the most efficient solution, but the most robust, resilient one.
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Obama blocks sale of Oregon wind farms to Chinese company
The proposed deal near a naval facility is the first of its type to be stopped by the federal government since 1990.
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Support for fracking regulation drops even as Wyoming finds new groundwater pollution
The natural gas industry's marketing and PR push is starting to pay off.
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Freaky picture of a super typhoon headed for Japan
Watch out, Japan, the Eye of Sauron is coming for you!
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California’s governor signs a slew of new renewable energy bills
California seems like a pretty cool state, sometimes.
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Deadly connection: New report on extreme weather and climate change
The links between climate change and costly, deadly weather events are robust and well-documented, according to a report from Reps. Ed Markey and Henry Waxman.
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The vanishing ice cap, in two images
NASA has a stark illustration of how this year's record-low Arctic ice cap compares to the ice cap in 1984.
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The economy grows more slowly than expected, thanks to the drought
Economic growth in the U.S. during the spring was 0.4 percent slower than expected, largely due to the record-setting drought.
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In an era of post-truth politics, credibility is like a rainbow
Andrew Sullivan thinks Obama has earned "conservative credibility," but he's making a common mistake of post-truth politics.
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Domestic oil production reaches a 15-year high
Republicans may complain that Obama hates oil, but under his watch, U.S. oil production has hit its highest weekly level since 1997.