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Newspaper presidential endorsements ignore climate change
We surveyed 21 endorsements in major newspapers around the country and found that only two mentioned climate change at all.
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The human cost of coal, in photos
Steve Hawk and Ami Vitale traveled to the mountains of West Virginia, small-town Michigan, and a reservation in Nevada to match human faces and stories with the cost of coal.
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As the climate warms, New England farming starts to look more like the mid-Atlantic
The Slow Ride crew visits a farm in New Hampshire to talk climate -- and test out the corn maze.
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Good news for lovers of non-organic peanuts
There's a bumper peanut crop this year, meaning low prices -- for conventional peanuts, that is. Meanwhile, organic peanuts languish in recall.
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Internet yells at David Brooks for idiotic column on clean energy
New York Times columnist David Brooks has written an execrable, nonsensical column about cleantech and climate change. Bloggers pounced.
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Hillary Clinton pushes a key diplomatic mission: Energy
In a speech on Thursday, Clinton called for climate action and outlined the nation's priorities for keeping energy conflicts in check.
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How to make Illinois into a clean-energy leader
Activists in Illinois are excited about ballot initiatives to let cities control their own electricity. But before those can make a positive difference, the state's renewable energy standard needs to be fixed.
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Australian radio host to undergo ‘factual accuracy training’ after spouting nonsense on carbon pollution
The Australian government wants broadcasters to be factually accurate? Lame. USA! USA!
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Republicans might give up oil subsidies — they just want a few things in return
Romney and GOP colleagues are talking about cutting oil and gas tax breaks -- if we also cut corporate taxes and drop support for clean energy.
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This 18-mile-long crack in Antarctic ice could birth an iceberg bigger than Manhattan
It might look like a hairline fracture from that far above, but it's actually massive.
