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The world needs lithium. Can Bolivia’s new president deliver it?

Whether Luis Arce can succeed in developing Bolivia’s lithium riches — and do so in a way that benefits Bolivian workers and frontline communities — remains uncertain.

Maddie Stone Climate & Energy November 11, 2020

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Can climate change win Florida Latinos for Biden?

A fusion of bread-and-butter issues with environmental messaging could sway enough Latinos to secure a Biden victory.

Angely Mercado Politics October 29, 2020

A woman from the 1990s searching the term "climate change?" on her computer

I think my dad’s girlfriend might become a climate denier

It’s 2020 and everyone is tired. But it can be a relief to talk through beliefs offline.

Eve Andrews Culture October 14, 2020

Only 2020 could bring us words like these

What happens to the lexicon when the climate crisis meets a global pandemic?

Kate Yoder Words of the Year December 28, 2020

Black Birders Week takes flight

It's an online movement to highlight and uplift black birders changing the public face of a stereotypically white pastime.

L.V. Anderson June 5, 2020

Why Amy Coney Barrett on the Supreme Court would be a climate disaster

A 6-3 conservative majority could block climate action like never before.

Shannon Osaka Science September 25, 2020

Learning how to talk: What climate activists must do in the Biden era

Activists must learn how to press their case aggressively without alienating those they must work with to get things done.

Bill McKibben Science November 28, 2020

Trump has made fracking an election issue. Has he misjudged Pennsylvania?

The swing state is threatened by pipeline projects and supportive of climate action.

Nina Lakhani, The Guardian Science October 14, 2020

Ikea’s ambitious plan to make its cheap furniture last forever

To erase its massive climate footprint, Ikea needs to change how it makes its products and how you buy them.

Alexandra Kirkman Science February 13, 2021

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