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There have been more than a dozen earthquakes in and around the small Texan city of Azle recently, and a scientist says fracking practices could be the cause.
High-income people moving into cities means low-income people are being pushed out. The better answer is density and more affordable housing.
The oceans are becoming warmer, more acidic, starved of oxygen, and less productive. Here are the results, in technicolor.
The gullies are essentially pipelines that move prime soil (and herbicides and pesticides) from fields into streams.
The shrimp farming industry gets a bad rap, but it might be greener than you think -- and we eat enough of the stuff that it's worth getting right.
This is food propaganda we can get behind.
A new lawsuit aiming to sharpen the Clean Water Act's acidification rules might be a stretch -- but it's better than nothing.
And why it's too late for the rain.
Well, OK, not every single day. Just six days a week on average. Actually, to be specific, 6.3 days a week.
