Q&A
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This Lakota man is helping indigenous communities flourish — on their terms
Even in the face of a global pandemic.
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Brought to you by nature: Death, destruction, and pandemics
It's not all sunshine and happy chickens
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This professor wants you to give up your climate guilt
Poli sci professor Leah Stokes explains why, when it comes to climate change, it’s actually not all about you.
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This former oil driller taps into the Earth’s clean energy
Drilling dynamo Tim Latimer on ditching fossil fuels — and the deep promise of geothermal.
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A Q&A with the policy wonks who wrote Jay Inslee’s climate plans
“We would be up taking shifts as we got to crunch time. I would be better late in the night, he would be better getting up earlier, so we would tag out at 2 or 3 a.m.”
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Her farm’s mission: Empowering people with disabilities
On a cutting-edge, vertical farm in Jackson, Wyoming, adults with disabilities are growing tomatoes in the dead of winter.
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Can we feed 10 billion people without all becoming vegans?
Author (and failed vegan) Amanda Little hopes so -- and she's got a few suggestions for how.
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The battle over Keystone XL and the future of food on one farm
Farmers and environmentalists could be allies, if they’d only listen to each other, says author Ted Genoways.