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Even after Exxon's climate-change cover-up, the company continues an endless search for more fossil fuels.
It turns out that tackling economic inequality is good climate change policy.
A reader is eager to get a jump-start on his pasta by opening the hot-water tap -- but Umbra gives him a few heavy reasons to hold off.
Methane digesters are making economic as well as environmental sense in Vietnam. They could do so everywhere -- here's how.
A new poll finds some encouraging numbers suggesting that "climate-conscious conservative" is not a contradiction in terms.
And where does climate change fit into all of this?
As California builds its own high-speed rail line, it has a great opportunity to invigorate cities along the route.
Why are there so many different varieties of cleaning products, and do we need them? Umbra has the sudsy answer.
Instead of flooding where it's not useful, California's winter deluges could be banked in the ground, helping farmers and revitalizing streams.
