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These kids are striking for their school to cut its carbon footprint
From better boilers to less plastic, these climate-striking kids are demanding their school shrink its carbon footprint
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Mary Robinson, international climate badass, on why green solutions require a feminist lens
Former President of Ireland and climate leader Mary Robinson weighs in on feminism, the Green New Deal, and how she thinks about her own carbon footprint.
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Shell to Trump administration: Regulate us already
Trump is scrapping methane rules. Shell wants to stop them.
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Radical plan to artificially cool Earth’s climate could be safe, study finds
Experts worry that injecting sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere could put some regions at risk.
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‘We won’t stop striking’: The New York 13-year-old taking a stand over climate change
Alexandria Villasenor is among the American student activists joining the global fray and helping to organize the first nationwide strike on March 15.
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‘Regenerative agriculture’: World-saving idea or food marketing ploy?
Here's the dirt on the next big foodie buzzword.
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Trump’s climate policies face 6 big legal battles this year
State attorneys general are gearing up to fight some noxious policies.
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The Midwest is calling for a clean energy revolution
Could bipartisan success in the Midwest pave the way for carbon-free energy in almost every state?
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Nearly all tornadoes are survivable, so why are people still dying?
The devastation in Alabama's Lee County isn’t just a weather disaster; it’s a failure of society.
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How the U.S. got addicted to plastics
The 1939 World’s Fair was a testament to cork’s primacy in consumer packaging. But a little-known substance called plastic was waiting in the wings.
