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The genius salad green you’re probably throwing away (no, it’s not poisonous!)

Plus, the best vinaigrette.

Kristen Miglore Culture March 3, 2019

HFC-you later

The Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, a global agreement on phasing out heat-trapping super pollutants, took effect last Tuesday.

Zoya Teirstein January 7, 2019

The Everglades find an unlikely ally

Florida’s new Republican governor is making climate change a top priority.

Paola Rosa-Aquino & Grey Moran January 14, 2019

Why is bus ridership falling almost everywhere except Pittsburgh?

We headed to the Paris of Appalachia to investigate this transit mystery -- the best kind of mystery.

Eve Andrews Ask Umbra June 27, 2019

The green movement has a diversity problem. And it is getting worse

Environmental NGOs and foundations still have a long way to go to diversify their ranks.

Justine Calma Equity January 11, 2019

Katrina, the BP spill, now Houston: This consulting firm keeps coming under fire

The Center for Toxicology and Environmental Health is no stranger to controversy.

Naveena Sadasivam Cities March 22, 2019

Feeling deflated on climate? This newsletter will get you rolling again

Read about great minds coming together to grapple with climate change — and learn how to fix your flat bike tire, too.

Chip Giller Fix May 20, 2019

Meet the Press meets climate change

This Sunday morning, NBC’s iconic public affairs show dedicated a full hour to climate change -- something no other weekend news program has ever done.

Zoya Teirstein January 2, 2019

Puerto Ricans who were displaced by Hurricane Maria, arrive in buses from western Massachusetts on First St., NE, on June 6, 2018.

130,000: The number of Puerto Ricans who never returned after Maria

That's almost 4 percent of the island's population.

Paola Rosa-Aquino Equity December 20, 2018

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