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Spills from coal ash pits and hog-manure ponds in North Carolina would hurt low-income people of color.

Lisa Hymas Equity September 13, 2018

Here's the dirt on the next big foodie buzzword.

Nathanael Johnson Climate & Energy March 12, 2019

Hundreds of millions of small farmers lack access to the seeds they want, according to a new report.

Nathanael Johnson Food February 1, 2019

Company climate plans “give little inkling that up to 30 percent of manageable assets globally may be at risk,” according to a new study.

Nathanael Johnson Climate & Energy December 10, 2018

Burning garbage? Chicken poop? Your state could be getting renewable energy from nasty sources.

Greta Jochem Politics December 12, 2018

A database of 2 billion tweets shows people get so used to weather extremes they might stop noticing them. That's bad for action on climate change.

Adam Rogers Climate & Energy February 26, 2019

“The only thing that comes to mind is a meteorite impact.”

Eric Holthaus Science December 11, 2018

Instead of adapting to climate change, we're reacting to it. And that's exacerbating inequality.

Eric Holthaus Uncategorized September 20, 2018

Justine Calma Equity May 29, 2019

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