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Why the EPA’s recent pesticide battle could be a big deal
The move could signal a change in the way the agency approaches conditional registrations.
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Bad news: Low-carbon air travel isn’t very likely
According to a new study, the prospect of near-term sustainable aviation is a myth.
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Farmers don’t try new things because it’s too risky. This could change that
A new website gives important information on new agriculture gizmos.
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The big problem with buying a so-called “green” product
We need to up our standards when it comes to sustainable products, experts argue.
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MIT’s long-running divestment sit-in ends, but the fight isn’t over
The university won't divest from fossil fuels just, but it's taking some big steps forward.
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World’s largest private coal company could maybe, finally go bust
Now, who's going to pay to clean up their mess?
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Why driverless vehicles won’t be the death of public transportation
Autonomous vehicles will lead to longer commutes and more sprawl only if you believe that everyone is dying to spend hours cooped up in cars.
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Is Europe totally unfrackable?
Some countries in the region are trying to replicate the U.S. shale boom, but they're having a tough time.
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Fracking, tribal lands, and the Bureau of Land Management: What happens next?
Lisa DeVille of Fort Berthold POWER talks man camps, pollution, and the BLM.