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Meet the scientists making new climate discoveries (and fudge) at the South Pole
T.J. Fudge (yes, he makes a mean fudge) and the other researchers are looking at ice cores at the South Pole, for new clues about regional climate change.
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3 delicious cocktails to help you drink away Earth Day
We’re here to help you celebrate Earth Day in a way that is actually fun and acknowledges the current state of Earth-affairs: With climate-change cocktails.
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Earth Day doesn’t suck this year, thanks to Woman Crush Wednesday
This week's roundup comes alongside two green holidays, depending on what (or how) you like to celebrate.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson’s “StarTalk” puts science in the late-night spotlight
Maybe -- just maybe! -- Nat Geo's StarTalk will teach us that the best way to make people take science seriously is to find a way to laugh at it.
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Watch John Oliver introduce our obscene new Earth Day mascot
John Oliver proposes a new mascot for Earth Day we can all get behind: Marshmallow, the polar bear with a broken penis.
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These charts show why corn is king
Check out our infographic on corn and subsidies.
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“Ex Machina” takes on nature vs. nurture — with robo-babes
Ex Machina, the new film written and directed by Alex Garland, explores -- quite sordidly at times -- what "power" really means.
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Loving earth is complicated, says this African-American pastor
The relationship between black lives, black hair, and nature is pretty kinky, and that's OK.
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What’s the greenest way to read a book?
Paperbacks? E-readers? None of the above? Umbra knows volumes.
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Artisanal cider, tiny dairy farms, and duck-fat-fried apples: New England looks delicious
Prepare to drool over this video tour of Maine and Massachusetts.
