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Climate change is screwing with maple syrup. Farmers are trying a new tool to salvage what syrup they can get.
Being a waitress in Williston, N.D., is just as horrible as it sounds.
From tree-plantings to community gardens and citizen science, there's good work being done in America's cities, and it deserves a shout-out.
Forced pooling allows drillers to tap gas beneath a reluctant landowner's property if enough of their neighbors sell their drilling rights.
The area around Aspen, Colo., enjoys a great bus system and bikeshare program. Take that, big cities.
Two new reports outline the economic boons that would follow if we would just dump our climate-wrecking dirty-energy addiction.
White House science adviser John Holdren says the phrases "global warming" and "climate change" just aren't cutting it.
Anthony Ingraffea argues that fugitive methane emissions turn natural gas from a climate benefit into yet another strike against fossil fuels.
Cellulosic ethanol was supposed to be a climate savior, but a new study casts doubt on that assumption.
