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Someone wearing a yellow rain jacket walks in the woods

As the outdoor industry ditches ‘forever chemicals,’ REI lags behind

Here are some of the other brands that have promised to phase out PFAS.

Joseph Winters Health November 28, 2022

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One issue will decide Arizona’s future. Nobody’s campaigning on it.

The fate of the state’s water depends on this election. For politicians and voters, it’s mostly an afterthought.

Jake Bittle Politics October 22, 2024

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New Jersey is teaching kids about climate. Opponents call it ‘indoctrination.’

The education culture wars are coming for climate change.

Anya Kamenetz Politics June 7, 2023

A group of Nigerians standing in flooded waters carry supplies onto a military truck after devastating flooding in September 2022.

Climate change made deadly rainfall in West Africa 80% more likely to happen

A new study says climate change also made the weather 20 percent wetter.

Brett Marsh Climate November 21, 2022

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How climate change drives hotter, more frequent heat waves

Everything you need to know about the science linking global warming to extreme heat.

Joseph Winters Extreme Heat July 11, 2023

President Trump and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins

Trump radically remade the US food system in just 100 days

The people who grow and sell America's food no longer trust the USDA. We made a timeline to show you what happened.

Ayurella Horn-Muller Food and Agriculture May 2, 2025

A coal miner in blue coveralls and a helmet works underground in a cramped space illuminated only by his headlamp.

A rule that could help save coal miners’ lives is mired in red tape

Miners and their advocates have long demanded stricter standards on exposure to silica, a leading cause of an epidemic of black lung. They’re still waiting.

Katie Myers Energy June 26, 2023

A group of people stand with signs behind a March for Science banner on a street in DC

From the lab to the legislature: STEM professionals run for political office

More than 200 science, technology, engineering, and math professionals are candidates at the state and municipal level this year.

Kimberly M. S. Cartier, Eos Politics October 12, 2024

a black and yellow electric school bus sits in an outdoor parking lot

US unveils $1 billion effort to electrify school buses

Electric buses are coming to nearly 400 school districts.

Brett Marsh Transportation October 31, 2022

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