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It was the second-hottest year ever in the U.S., and it was awfully wet too.
We’re now out of time: This next round of U.N. climate negotiations has to result in real progress. At least Obama seems to know that.
Even if it does top a lot of them.
Fancy grocery stores drive up housing prices and drive out low-income residents.
A misleading ballot measure backed by utilities could hamper the growth of solar power in one of the sunniest states.
Sanders’ proposed anti-fracking bill won’t pass, but he has other moves up his sleeve that a president could take without congressional cooperation.
English-only materials and ID requirements for lead testing confound one of the most vulnerable populations in a city whose waters are poisoned.
Climate-friendly standards for home appliances will cut carbon and save billions in electricity and water bills.
The Decarbonizer shows what would have happened if you had divested a few years ago.
