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Billions of dollars in contracts have been awarded to politically connected Americans, even as Puerto Ricans suffer electricity outages.

Alexander C. Kaufman & Bianca Graulau Equity July 2, 2020

Farmers are using techniques to cut down on emissions and help their crops weather tougher conditions.

Alastair Sharp Science February 16, 2020

The heat was particularly dramatic in Alaska and the Southeast.

Will Peischel Science January 18, 2020

The first seagrass restoration project in Britain will capture carbon and offer habitat for lost marine life.

Damian Carrington, The Guardian Science March 15, 2020

Most teachers don’t talk about climate change in the classroom. Washington state is trying to fix that.

Miyo McGinn Science February 10, 2020

A new initiative will use haute cuisine to fund carbon sequestration.

Maddie Oatman Food January 25, 2020

FEMA isn’t prepared for the extreme weather ahead. But our food system is already adapting.

Zoya Teirstein Uncategorized April 5, 2020

A new law that was fast-tracked through the Arizona legislature prohibits cities from banning natural gas in buildings.

Emily Pontecorvo Science February 26, 2020

Even in the face of a global pandemic.

Chip Giller Culture May 8, 2020

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