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![several pieces of lab-grown salmon plated on a large white plate]()
![several pieces of lab-grown salmon plated on a large white plate]()
Want to try lab-grown salmon? The US just approved it.
Despite a growing number of state bans, advocates of cultivated seafood say it can protect waterways from overfishing.
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![collage of the book Sea of Grass with headshots of the authors on either side]()
![collage of the book Sea of Grass with headshots of the authors on either side]()
How America’s prairie was nearly destroyed — and why it should be restored
A new book traces the environmental collapse of a crucial ecosystem and how its return could fight climate change.
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![digital collage with photo of 1970s scene with children playing in front of a house with a large smokestack in the background and a cutout of serial killer Ted Bundy's face in the middle]()
![digital collage with photo of 1970s scene with children playing in front of a house with a large smokestack in the background and a cutout of serial killer Ted Bundy's face in the middle]()
What warped the minds of serial killers? Lead pollution, a new book argues.
Ted Bundy, the Green River Killer, and others terrorized the Pacific Northwest. "Murderland" asks what role polluters played.
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![Protesters holding signs that say]()
The transfer of a sacred site to a copper mine is delayed once again
A federal judge in Phoenix provides a reprieve for Oak Flat.
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![Josh Norris a Yurok planner and tribal member lands a redwood canoe on the lower Klamath River on Tuesday, June 8, 2021 in Klamath, Calif. As the salmon of the Klamath have dwindled the Yurok tribe has turned to alternative revenue like eco tourism and canoe tours in an effort to support their people.]()
![Josh Norris a Yurok planner and tribal member lands a redwood canoe on the lower Klamath River on Tuesday, June 8, 2021 in Klamath, Calif. As the salmon of the Klamath have dwindled the Yurok tribe has turned to alternative revenue like eco tourism and canoe tours in an effort to support their people.]()
In California’s largest landback deal, the Yurok Tribe reclaims sacred land around Klamath River
"It's our job, our inherent right, to take care of the Klamath Basin and its river.”
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![Photo of Sara Kehaulani Goo beside book cover for Kuleana]()
![Photo of Sara Kehaulani Goo beside book cover for Kuleana]()
In her new book, ‘Kuleana,’ Sara Kehaulani Goo fights to keep her family’s land
A Q&A with the Native Hawaiian author on what she learned writing her memoir.
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![Photo of a person in an orange vest getting handcuffed]()
A new podcast asks: Are ‘radical’ climate activists really that radical?
"Sabotage" tells the story of the real people behind Just Stop Oil's controversial, soup-throwing stunts.
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![illustration of a white shrimp with black gill disease]()
![illustration of a white shrimp with black gill disease]()
Georgia’s beloved shrimp industry grapples with disease and foreign imports
Climate change is making things worse.
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![Two people stand near a large sinkhole with caution tape in front of a blue house]()
![Two people stand near a large sinkhole with caution tape in front of a blue house]()
Sinkholes and the people who love them
As climate change makes sinkholes more common, more and more people are finding "a love of all things holey."
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![A woman in a white puffy coat taking a picture of a frozen lake]()
![A woman in a white puffy coat taking a picture of a frozen lake]()
Scientists just found a way to break through climate apathy
In a field of muddy results, it's among the clearest findings that one cognitive scientist has seen in his career.
