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In This Series
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Can we drink our way to a healthier planet?
If these innovators have anything to say about it, then yes.
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A new initiative uses Indigenous insights to amplify soil’s ability to absorb CO₂
A coalition of scientists, ranchers, Indigenous tribes, and others are developing an idea they call ‘carbon capture with benefits.’
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In Pennsylvania, a bipartisan coalition is pushing to free community solar from bureaucratic red tape
Most states prohibit cooperative solar farms, despite their popularity and cost-saving potential. A diverse coalition in the Keystone State is trying to change that.
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New York City’s public pensions are ditching fossil fuels — and advancing a movement
The Big Apple is the first major city in the U.S. to divest from Big Oil, a key victory in a campaign that’s moving from the margins to the mainstream.
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What is heirs’ property? A huge contributor to Black land loss you might not have heard of.
Advocates are working to right a major injustice that has implications for both landowners and the climate.
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He brought ‘good trouble’ to environmental justice
Cecil Corbin-Mark helped push environmental justice into the mainstream.
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‘Climate Neutral’ products are now a thing. What’s behind the label?
The latest eco-label on the market, Climate Neutral Certified gets companies to offset 100 percent of their carbon.
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Yes, alt seafood is good for the planet. But what about the taste?
It's better for the environment, better for the ocean, and almost as tasty as plant-based burgers.
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How do you create the conservationists of tomorrow? Get kids outside.
A new initiative seeks to improve outdoor access for underrepresented youth.
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Can we really end our reliance on natural gas? These moms have a plan — and the ear of utilities.
Massachusetts nonprofit HEET wants to turn leaky infrastructure into district-wide geothermal heat-pump systems that it hopes will create a “post-gas world.”