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6 experts on the dawning of a ‘Feminist Climate Renaissance’
A new book marks the pain — but celebrates the power — of being feminists in the climate movement.
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Can we just drown our carbon emissions in the ocean?
The ocean has been holding off the worst of climate change, but that won’t last forever.
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Too many Americans live in ‘sacrifice zones.’ Let’s fix that.
It’s no secret frontline communities face compounding crises. We must — and can — take bold action to provide healthy environments for all.
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Hate oil companies? ‘We get it,’ says BP.
CEO Bernard Looney calls oil "socially challenged."
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Europe is going all in on hydrogen power. Why isn’t the US?
The U.S. is passing on the most promising way to cut industrial emissions.
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Amid Trump’s rollbacks, 15 states rev up plans for electric trucks and vans
Billions of dollars of investment could shorted medium- and heavy-duty EVs' roads to market
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Nuclear ‘power balls’ may make meltdowns a thing of the past
"You essentially have an accident-proof reactor.”
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Oil and gas coloring books teach kids safety, fossil fuel dependence
Meet Terry the Fracosaurus and other cartoon characters that really shouldn't exist.
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Texas relaxed environmental enforcement during the pandemic, state data show
A Grist analysis found that Texas pursued 20 percent fewer violations of environmental laws after its stay-at-home order, compared to 2019.
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Why do some neighborhoods get hotter than others?
Keep yourself (and the planet) cool with these lessons on extreme heat.
