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Experimental philosopher and artist Jonathon Keats thinks "anthropocenic sorbets" could be the key to understanding climate change.
A bit of marketing from Brian Broccoli and Suzy Sweetpea drives kids to the salad bar.
We’re not talking about the health of the planet this time — we’re talking about you.
“Death by a Thousand Cuts” tells the stories found at the deadly intersection of inequity and resource crisis.
Climate advocates say Britain leaving the EU is bad news for the climate.
The Libertarian candidate believes global warming is a moot point.
Politicians copy industry talking points all the time, and it's harder to catch them in the act.
Not so fast, everyone: A new study indicates California will be feeling the drought for the next three years.
If approved, new rules could threaten the climate and U.S. forests.
