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North Carolina v. forever chemicals

Attorney General Josh Stein is suing chemical manufacturers for issues relating to the release of “forever chemicals” from their products.

Joseph Winters November 18, 2021

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Pets eat a lot of meat. Insects could lower their carbon pawprint.

A Q&A with Anne Carlson, the founder and CEO of Jiminy’s, on bringing insect-based dog food to the U.S.

Claire Elise Thompson Food September 13, 2022

Boston’s new mayor promised free public transit. Can she make it happen?

Without state and federal buy-in, experts say fare-free transit is just "talking about dreams."

Joseph Winters Transportation December 6, 2021

An aerial view of a mansion surrounded by trees with cars parked in front of the garage and street in front of the house.

Who buys electric cars in California — and who doesn’t?

Electric cars are almost nonexistent in Black, Latino, low-income, and rural communities — revealing the enormous task that California faces electrifying the entire fleet.

Erica Lee & Nadia Lopez, CalMatters Technology April 1, 2023

A large group of cows stands in front of a forest.

Major fashion brands linked to deforestation in the Amazon, report finds

Obscure supply chains connect at least 100 companies to illegal logging and land clearing in Brazil.

María Paula Rubiano A. International December 1, 2021

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Indigenous people are being killed to ‘protect’ a Congolese park

A new report reveals how U.S. agencies and conservation organizations have supported the violence.

Joseph Lee Indigenous Affairs April 11, 2022

With ‘real zero,’ NextEra pushes back against deceptive carbon offsets

Environmental advocates praise the plan and note a few flaws.

Joseph Winters Energy June 28, 2022

large group of protesters, central person is holding up a large red and yellow 3-D sculpture of the number 1,5º

The world’s most ambitious climate goal is essentially out of reach

Why won't anyone admit it?

Shannon Osaka Climate April 8, 2022

Collage: people protesting behind Joe Biden signing a paper with a green bar beneath them; a red bar with a refinery and smoke with dollar signs coming out of the stacks; a green half circle with solar panels and a wind turbine

‘Make the clean stuff cheaper’: Did the IRA kill the carbon tax?

How Democrats came around to cutting taxes to save the climate.

Lylla Younes Politics September 6, 2022

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