2018 midterms
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Sportsmen flex their political muscles
In the midterms, public land access issues helped several candidates nab governorships.
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Bernie Sanders is the reason why a pro-coal senator is about to take over a powerful energy post
Bernie Sanders doesn’t want the job.
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There’s a fight brewing in D.C. over the future of the green movement
As we hurtle closer to a 2 degrees Celsius of warming, the split between these two groups is widening into a chasm.
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Protecting public lands was a winning platform in elections out West
Conservation groups are hailing the victories as a rebuke of the Trump administration’s policies.
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What were Ocasio-Cortez and 150 young activists doing in Nancy Pelosi’s office?
Protestors held an hour-long sit-in in House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s office in D.C. on Tuesday. Their goal? an economy-wide plan to tackle climate change.
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Voters hate gas taxes. Here’s how California beat the odds.
Three big takeaways from California beating the odds on gas taxes.
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Why Nevada upped its renewable energy standards (and Arizona didn’t)
Both states are potential solar hotspots, but only one took a step closer to reaching its promise.
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Science returns to the House
The Committee on Science, Space, and Technology may finally live up to its name.
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Illinois voters saw through this Republican’s climate facade
In all, 12 other conservative members of the Climate Solutions Caucus lost their seats to folks with better climate bonafides.