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How clothing forms the fabric of society, both past and future

'Worn' by Sofi Thanhauser and the HBOMax series 'Station Eleven' offer novel ways to think about what we wear.

Eve Andrews Culture March 9, 2022

A Missouri gas company figured out how to keep its illegal pipeline running

By using 400,000 customers as leverage.

Jena Brooker Accountability December 14, 2021

Car culture disproportionately kills Black Americans. The pandemic made things worse.

The number of Black people who died in traffic collisions rose by nearly a quarter last year.

Adam Mahoney Transportation July 7, 2021

Disaster debris is pushing Puerto Rico’s landfills to the brink

Composting could be the solution.

Camille A. Padilla Dalmau & María E. Ocasio Torres Extreme Weather October 21, 2022

Nearly 16 million tons of toxic coal ash have been dumped in a disposal site near Plant Scherer in Juliette, Georgia, operated by Georgia Power.

How a powerful company convinced Georgia to let it bury toxic waste in groundwater

Documents reveal Georgia Power went to great lengths to advocate for risky waste storage.

Max Blau, ProPublica Uncategorized February 12, 2022

Lake Powell water crisis is about to be an energy crisis

As the West's megadrought continues, communities reliant on hydroelectric power — including tribes and rural towns — face shortages.

Jake Bittle Energy March 21, 2022

When the heat is unbearable but there’s nowhere to go

How last year’s record-breaking heat wave caused misery and chaos for Washington’s incarcerated population — and why it’s set to happen all over again.

Sarah Sax Climate June 4, 2022

For a livable future, 60% of oil and gas must stay in the ground

And 90% of coal must remain buried, according to a new study.

Emily Pontecorvo Energy September 8, 2021

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The war in Ukraine may ramp up pollution in US oil and gas communities

People who live near fracking wells and liquified natural gas terminals are pushing back.

Julia Kane Climate & Energy May 26, 2022

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