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The former Daily Show correspondent says there are two kinds of gentrifier. Only one would open a mayonnaise shop.
British Columbia's pioneering carbon tax not only reduced climate pollution, but gained popular support as well. Oh, and the naysayers who predicted economic doom? Didn't happen.
Republicans' top priorities: approving the Keystone XL pipeline and blocking Obama's plan to curb CO2 emissions from power plants.
Kelp's not only poised to become the next big thing to hit our plates. It's making its way into our brews, too.
Since government won't monitor whether the oil-and-gas boom is wrecking air quality, volunteers have stepped in. Now their work is getting peer-reviewed and published.
In an interview with Grist, the outgoing Maryland governor talks about how to make progress on climate change.
If you're driving through the tightly packed residential neighborhood in south central L.A., you're liable to miss the whole operation.
Happily, more and more people are seeing through the hype.
Governments, communities, and everyday people are finding ways to combat the looming climate meltdown. In a five-part series this week, these students will tell you how.