Climate Culture
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This leopard would win at hide and seek every time
Some animals just think they're good at a camouflage. This leopard actually is.
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Snow made from sewage looks like someone peed on it
It wasn't supposed to be this way.
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North Frackota’s population boom means more young men — and more problems
Thanks to the fracking boom, the ratio of men to women tops 3 to 2 in some places of North Dakota -- and harassment and assault are on the rise.
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Grist comic wins population prize; babies still happening
The Population Institute honors our illustrated feature "7 Billion, Unpacked."
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Americans like nature so much they spend more on outdoor recreation than on gas
An outdoors industry association says that we spend about $646 billion dollars every year on apparel, equipment, accessories, food, transportation, lodging and so forth.
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Court: Polar bear habitat that interferes with oil drilling has to go
Because bears are cute, but money is cuter.
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The 32 most alarming charts from the government’s climate change report
The government’s new climate-change report is loaded with charts that outline the heat waves, droughts, and floods that will become the new normal where you live. Here are the 32 scariest.
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California enjoys and/or suffers from a historic baby bust
The Golden State's birthrate has dropped to 1.94 and economists are freaking out.
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Flesh choice: A meat lover’s guide to giving it up
Good for you? Check. Good for the planet? Check. But how to keep from falling off the meat wagon? Our carnivorous author commences an experiment in provisional vegetarianism.
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Ask Umbra: Can I have a kid and be car-free?
A reader wonders if she is depriving her child of life’s pleasures by choosing not to drive. Fortunately, Umbra wasn’t Bjorn yesterday.