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EPA’s Superfund program, a Trump priority, is in shambles

It turns out it’s hard to clean up toxic waste without spending money.

Chris D'Angelo Uncategorized January 11, 2020

Putting the green in green economy

A new analysis shows that green businesses are now estimated to generate more than $1.3 trillion in sales in the United States each year.

Rachel Ramirez October 16, 2019

A photo of the board game Energetic showing playing cards and tokens on a map.

Marooned by that virus? Save New York with this board game

This new board game is like 'Pandemic' for climate change.

Nathanael Johnson Energy March 16, 2020

‘Hurricane truthers’: Bonkers conspiracies are putting lives in danger

"Skepticism is being exploited to the great detriment of people’s health and safety."

Kate Yoder Uncategorized December 11, 2019

In ‘Frozen II,’ Anna and Elsa fight climate change instead of bad guys

For a generation that will live through catastrophic climate change, Disney's new movie hits close to home.

Miyo McGinn Science December 5, 2019

Can new bus lines chart a course to better travel options in the West?

A European bus company is expanding options for regional travel in the West. Will high-speed rail be next?

Carl Segerstrom Energy January 12, 2020

It’s always sunny

Philadelphia launched a new initiative that aims to create a network of local leaders, businesses, nonprofits, and colleges to address the climate crisis.

Rachel Ramirez October 18, 2019

Google searches for ‘climate change’ finally beat out Game of Thrones

September was climate change’s biggest month of all time, according to Google Trends.

Kate Yoder Climate & Energy September 29, 2019

Northwest co-op builds for a local food future beyond Big Ag

"I’ve always felt like this was something to do in case the world doesn’t end."

Carl Segerstrom Food November 7, 2020

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