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Americans are convinced climate action is unpopular. They’re very, very wrong.

Support for climate policies is double what most people think, a new study found.

Kate Yoder Politics August 29, 2022

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The surprising player in the rail strike fight: Fossil fuel companies

The collaboration between coal, oil, and railroads goes back decades.

Blanca Begert Climate & Energy December 7, 2022

A row of green plants intersects a row of blooming trees with white flowers.

A chilling effect: How farms can help pollinators survive the stress of climate change

“Complex landscape structures" on farms could create microclimates with lower temperatures that aid bees, birds, and plants.

Lela Nargi, The Food & Environment Reporting Network Agriculture March 5, 2023

Cars make their way toward downtown L.A. during the morning commute in Los Angeles, California.

It’s official: California is phasing out gas-powered cars by 2035

“This is a historic moment for California, for our partner states, and for the world.”

Naveena Sadasivam Transportation August 25, 2022

An eroding bluff on a beach in coastal Alaska.

How Alaska’s coastal communities are racing against erosion

"There's a lot of history being washed away."

Saima Sidik Solutions March 3, 2023

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Deer are threatening American forests. Is more hunting the solution?

It’s open season for a shift in wildlife management.

Marigo Farr Science August 16, 2022

Climate activists’ new, confrontational tactics aren’t popular. That’s kind of the point.

You're not supposed to like it when protesters throw soup on a van Gogh.

Kate Yoder Protest December 21, 2022

How the US government began its decade-long campaign against the anti-pipeline movement

Newly released documents show the FBI monitoring anti-Keystone protesters much earlier than previously known. Young Native activists were among its first targets.

Adam Federman Protest February 13, 2024

Why the climate movement doesn’t talk about polar bears anymore

Global warming moved from the North Pole to your backyard — and so did its symbols.

Kate Yoder Culture August 2, 2023

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