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A scrappy solution to the fashion industry’s giant waste problem

Commercial textile waste is a much bigger problem than consumer kondo-ing.

Justine Calma Culture August 1, 2019

Natural gas gets a Trump-friendly rebrand as ‘freedom gas’

First, there was "clean coal," then "ethical oil." Now Department of Energy officials have a new nickname for another fossil fuel.

Kate Yoder Politics May 30, 2019

With sea levels rising, why don’t more Indonesians believe in human-caused climate change?

It's complicated.

Leta Dickinson Uncategorized May 10, 2019

Meat for lunch? Tofu luck.

Bye-bye, sloppy joes. Hello, tofu! Last week, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that starting next school year, the Big Apple’s public school lunchrooms will not serve meat on Mondays.

Zoya Teirstein March 18, 2019

This North Carolina lawmaker is trying to slam the brakes on wind. Again.

A bill that passed the North Carolina Senate earlier this month would bar wind projects from being developed along the coast for three years.

Naveena Sadasivam Politics June 24, 2019

The internet is ablaze with Lil Dicky’s bizarre, star-studded climate anthem

A dozen A-list musicians are singing about the environment because it's 2019 and things aren't weird enough, apparently.

Zoya Teirstein Uncategorized April 19, 2019

Can art museums survive without oil money?

Oil money has fueled the arts for ages. Can museums survive without it?

Kate Yoder Climate & Energy December 17, 2019

A 2008 photo of Wallace Smith Broecker, a professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Columbia University in New York, addressing the audience during the Balzan prize ceremony in Rome.

RIP Wallace Broecker, the scientist who changed the way we think about the climate

The geochemist popularized the phrase “global warming” and changed our understanding of oceans.

Kate Yoder Climate & Energy February 19, 2019

Our kids need us to act fast on climate change

Old-timers in Washington counsel patience, but most Americans agree: The time for big, bold ideas is now.

Heather McGhee Fix February 27, 2019

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