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What’s the cheapest new car to drive? Hint: It’s an EV

Electric vehicles can have higher sticker prices than gasoline versions, but things look different if you consider all costs over five years.

Bentham Paulos Technology May 11, 2015

Obama admin punts on oil train safety — and another bomb train explodes

The White House decided not to draft rules on explosive gas in tanker cars, Reuters reports. Meanwhile, an oil train blows up in Illinois.

John Light Technology March 6, 2015

Gentrification doesn’t fix inner-city schools

An influx of wealth might improve neighborhoods, but public schools? Not so much.

Nikole Hannah-Jones Culture February 27, 2015

Air pollution actually messes with your genes

Sometimes you just have to put people in a smog chamber and dose them with diesel. For science.

Amelia Urry Technology January 29, 2015

Where Americans and scientists disagree, in one chart

Climate change, vaccines, GMOs: Where Americans just don't get science.

Tim McDonnell Climate & Energy January 31, 2015

There’s a local flower movement blooming

Activist, author, and podcaster Debra Prinzing wants to make the slow flower movement a thing.

Ana Sofia Knauf Culture March 9, 2015

Are extreme blizzards the new normal?

Here's what climate science says about historic storms.

Andrea Thompson Climate & Energy January 27, 2015

Seattle doesn’t want Shell’s stinkin’ Arctic drilling fleet

Residents of the notoriously green city are fighting the oil giant's plans to dock its Arctic drilling fleet at the local port.

Ana Sofia Knauf Cities March 12, 2015

McKibben to Clinton: Now it’s really time to get serious about climate change

In an open letter to Hillary Clinton, Bill McKibben lays out exactly why she needs to put climate change at the center of her campaign -- and how she can win with it.

Bill McKibben Politics June 12, 2015

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