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Can we level the playing field for coffee growers?

Here's the background on direct trade and its effect on coffee farmers.

Lucas Oliver Oswald Technology August 12, 2015

Why the Koch brothers’ war against clean energy is still failing

You may have heard that the Kochs scored a win by rolling back Kansas' renewable power standard, but that's not exactly how things went down.

Bentham Paulos Technology May 6, 2015

Our crazy farm subsidies, explained

Once upon a time, we started subsidizing agriculture.

Amelia Urry Technology April 20, 2015

Russian outfit plans to spend $25 million to secretly study GMOs

The world could use more studies of GMO crops and health. But if they're going to make any headway, they'll need to be a lot more open.

Nathanael Johnson Technology February 23, 2015

Arizona and California are ignoring the science on water

Despite decades of accepted science, California and Arizona are still miscounting their water supplies.

Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica Culture July 17, 2015

This geoengineering scheme could halt climate change — but it’s probably a terrible idea

Scientist Ken Caldeira explains.

Jeremy Schulman Technology March 28, 2015

Should I source my home power from renewable energy?

A reader wonders whether "green tags" are as good as solar or wind power. Umbra does a little clean energy 'splainin'.

Ask Umbra® Technology May 11, 2015

This trippy map shows all of NYC’s street trees

Check out the city's 592,130 street trees, representing 52 species, all at once.

Liz Core Technology April 21, 2015

Can the pope move the needle on climate change?

Pope Francis is about to issue a major statement on the climate. It's likely to be more homily than policy prescription, but it could still make a huge difference.

Heather Smith Uncategorized June 12, 2015

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