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Smile! Satellites can see your illegal fishing from space
With high-powered surveillance, it may be possible to solve the problem of pirate fishing on the open seas once and for all.
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This organic food company is refusing to pay for employees’ birth control
Just like Hobby Lobby, Eden Foods has sued the Obama administration, claiming its owner's religious rights should trump employees' rights to access contraception.
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Is this pipeline company ready for some whale hazing?
If an expanded pipeline in Canada threatens migrating whales in the Pacific with an oil spill, the energy company in charge knows just what to do.
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Retracted Roundup-fed rat research republished
The scientists behind the controversial study that linked GMO-fueled herbicides with sickness in lab rats have also now published some of their data.
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Latest sign that the end is nigh: You can now get a “ride share” in a helicopter
The ride-sharing company Uber has teamed up with with Blade, an outfit that offers Uber-like services for those in desperate need of a chopper.
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With one more nail in its coffin, is Keystone XL history?
South Dakota's permit to build the pipeline just expired, making it that much harder for Transcanada to resume construction -- whatever the Obama administration decides.
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Hopefully NASA won’t screw up its CO2-measuring satellite this time
On Tuesday, NASA is launching a new satellite to measure atmospheric CO2 from space. The previous one of its kind crashed into the ocean.
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B.C. put a price on carbon. What happened next will surprise you
British Columbia's pioneering carbon tax not only reduced climate pollution, but gained popular support as well. Oh, and the naysayers who predicted economic doom? Didn't happen.
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Upcycling finally gets its own reality TV show
TerraCycle hopes to upcycle the tired reality TV genre.
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First Nations, first dibs, says Canada’s Supreme Court
The prospects for Canada's energy industry to pipe Alberta oil to the West Coast just got much cloudier thanks to a ruling in favor of First Nation rights.