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How activists successfully shut down key pipeline projects in New York
In the past half-decade, grassroots opposition in New York has led to the cancellation of four major interstate pipelines — a total of 931 miles — that would have cut through communities and ecosystems.
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These gardens prompt visitors to reconsider solitary confinement while helping communities heal
These gardens prompt visitors to reconsider solitary confinement while helping communities heal.
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He helps former inmates find firefighting jobs — and defend California against climate disasters
Brandon Smith cofounded the Forestry and Fire Protection Service to help formerly incarcerated firefighters like himself get the training and resources they need to find fire jobs.
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What is the Indigenous landback movement — and can it help the climate?
Four Indigenous leaders share insights about the growing landback movement and what it means for the planet.
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Pro sports are heating up. Some athletes are calling for climate action.
As global warming threatens the world of professional sports, a growing number of athletes are taking a stand -- even as industry leaders stay silent.
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Soap on tap? A startup arrives in NYC with a plan to take the plastic out of cleaning products.
Head for the kiosk to resupply your soap and sanitizer, and don’t forget your RFID-enabled refillable bottle.
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Is fake meat getting too much like the real thing?
It’s so close to the authentic item, and yet it’s not real. For this writer, that’s just creepy.
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To safeguard their future, Pacific Islanders look to the past
With waters rising around them, Pacific Islanders are marrying Space Age technology with ancestral wisdom.
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The climate activist who hasn’t given up on mainstream America
Anna Jane Joyner has worked to draw religious communities into the climate movement. Now she’s taking the cause to Hollywood.
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Dream ships could turn the tide for trans-ocean shipping
Space-age sails, bionic hulls, clean fuels drawn from the oceans themselves — the shipping industry is poised for transformation ... if the stars align.
