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No longer top secret: The TPP trade deal is just as evil as you think it is
No trade pact is going to solve the world's environmental problems. But we can ask that they don't make things worse.
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Polluting industries took over this California city. Now, residents are taking it back
A small factory town on the edge of downtown Los Angeles is inventing a new way for overpolluted communities to clean themselves up.
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Can polluters block Obama’s Clean Power Plan in court?
Lawsuits from industry and Republicans are pouring forth like soot from a smokestack, aiming to undermine landmark rules for power plants.
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Watch us explain the Internet of Things with a jellyfish
Even if you care more about, say, trees than Silicon Valley-born electronics, the Internet of Things is something you should know about.
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Obama says “no” to TransCanada’s latest Keystone gambit
The company asked for a delay in review of the pipeline proposal, hoping to push the decision off to the next president. Obama denied the request.
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Proposed natural gas pipeline raises major social justice concerns
Member of Congress and black residents don't want the pipeline and the noise that comes with it.
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This philosopher has a new definition of “nature,” and it includes traffic jams
Koert van Mensvoort's vision of "Next Nature" doesn't distinguish between what's born and what's built.
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Move over, Honeycrisp: There’s a race to create America’s next big apple
Growers are scrambling to produce crisper and more flavorful varieties.
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Taco, burrito, what’s coming out of Chipotle’s Speedo? It’s troubles
This is the fast food giant's third food poisoning crisis of 2015.
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Are microbes about to remake manufacturing? This synthetic biologist thinks so
Scientists are already using custom-built microbes to make things like perfumes and food additives.
