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The term ‘minority’ has never made sense. Let’s cancel it.
There’s nothing “minor” about people of color and their concerns.
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Trump wants to use FEMA to pay for unemployment. It’s not as crazy as it sounds.
"If all states and territories chose to utilize this program during COVID it would be at a scale never done before.”
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Kamala Harris is Biden’s VP pick. What does that mean for the climate?
Everything you need to know about Kamala Harris' record on climate change.
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John Lewis fought for equal protection. That means tackling pollution, poverty, and policing.
The urgency to address lead contamination has been clear since the 1920s. This urgency should be felt anew today.
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Congress passes the Great American Outdoors Act, a ‘once in a generation’ conservation bill
The legislation will fix crumbling national park infrastructure and permanently support the popular Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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The Chamber of Commerce says it’s woke. Its actions say Black lives really don’t matter.
The business lobby has championed environmental rollbacks that strike at the heart of African-American communities.
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One year later, what has New York’s landmark climate law accomplished?
"Goals are no good unless you meet them."
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Trump’s deregulatory agenda has ‘exacerbated’ the COVID-19 pandemic
A new report highlights how the administration’s environmental and public health policies were a “harbinger” of the deadly coronavirus outbreak
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3 unexpected ways Joe Biden plans to tackle climate change
Biden's new $2 trillion climate plan includes some smaller and less well-known climate interventions that, despite their obscurity, could have wide-ranging impacts on emissions and the U.S. economy
