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The latest environmental films to add to your watch list
We reviewed movies from this year's Mountainfilm Festival to find out which ones are worth your time.
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![A photo of bread, onions, and zucchini on a wooden table (left) and a large brown paper bag with three blue circles and the words]()
Food waste is heating up the planet. Is dumpster-diving by app a solution?
38 million people are buying "mystery bags" to curb climate change.
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How natural gas propaganda made it into elementary classrooms in deep blue America
The incident is the latest example of fossil fuel interests attempting to influence science education in public classrooms.
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![Side by side are two pictures, one of the petroglyphs and prairie and one of two wind turbines on a prairie.]()
A clean energy proposal near a sacred Indigenous site divides a Minnesota community
The wind and solar project threatens a 7,000-year-old spiritual site.
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Have you been doing environmentalism wrong?
"The environment is really the only major global crisis that we assume you can solve from your kitchen."
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‘The world is getting scarier’: How climate change multiplies risk
Michele Wucker's new book analyzes how the world wrestles with uncertainty.
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Apple finally admits its products are difficult to repair
Major tech brands like Apple and Microsoft must now give their smartphones and laptops "repairability" scores in France — and the initial results don’t look good.
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We found them: The weirdest questions on living sustainably
From unbreakable Mason jars to the mysteries of the deep sea.
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Why authors are saying the ‘natural world’ no longer exists
“Almost no rock, leaf, or cubic foot of air on Earth has escaped our clumsy signature.”
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The new vocabulary of climate change was written in Icelandic
A newly translated book connects language with our failure to act.
