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As both countries get more serious about cutting pollution and building up clean energy capacity, coal feels the brunt.

John Light Politics March 3, 2015

You may have heard that the Kochs scored a win by rolling back Kansas' renewable power standard, but that's not exactly how things went down.

Bentham Paulos Technology May 6, 2015

As rising sea levels begin to threaten to submerge big chunks of the city, Boston holds a contest to spark novel ideas for saving some landmarks.

Heather Smith Cities February 18, 2015

Hundley's "The Great Thirst" reveals some surprising wrinkles and twists in California's long history of manhandling water to meet its needs.

Nathanael Johnson Politics May 11, 2015

Occupy leaders' latest move is supporting students who were burned by a shady for-profit college.

Heather Smith Technology February 23, 2015

By next year, nearly half of global GDP will be covered by cap-and-trade programs.

James West Politics February 14, 2015

And the U.S. lags further and further behind ...

John Light Technology January 12, 2015

An eco-conscious backpacker wonders what to eat. Umbra goes foraging for answers.

Ask Umbra® Culture March 2, 2015

In the race to catch up to women of the 21st century, the Catholic Church is stuck somewhere around 1912. Cool!

Eve Andrews Culture January 20, 2015

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