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Electric cars becoming popular as grid gets greener
John Upton
As their climate impacts have gone down, ownership of electric cars in Tennessee has gone up.
The 15 heartless proposals in Trump’s budget
Steven Rosenfeld
Budget Director Mick Mulvaney’s remarks show they aren’t operating in the real world. Not even close
Lawrence O’Donnell fans are planning a march on MSNBC
Matthew Sheffield
Amid reports that MSNBC is threatening to cancel popular liberal host's program, his fans are taking to the streets
The climate crisis may be taking a toll on your mental health
Lorraine Chow
People around the world are suffering from ecoanxiety, a feeling of impending environmental doom.
The GOP was taken over by an anti-capitalist menace
Jeremy Sherman
Conservatives play at caring about a level playing field while tilting it aggressively their way.
Donald Trump is losing his war with the press — but the media still has a massive credibility problem
Conor Lynch
Trump's attacks on the media have called forth its better instincts, for now. But huge credibility problems remain
Sharp rise in flooding ahead for world’s poorest
John Upton
“Imagine what it might feel like, where not only your home, but your entire nation might be drowned.”
Focus on carbon removal a “high-stakes gamble”
Bobby Magill
Carbon removal may be a dead end for humanity
When some US firms move production overseas, they also offshore their pollution
Yue Maggie Zhou
National leaders should focus more on jobs that are sustainable and do not come at the expense of the environment
House Science Committee Dems tell Trump: Stop falling for fake news
Lisa Hymas
Democrats are alarmed that the president was duped by a climate-denier internet hoax
Rick Perry’s early days as Energy Secretary have been a bonanza for corporations and the Koch Brothers
Alex Kotch
Perry is now the head of an agency he wanted to abolish
Inoculation theory: Using misinformation to fight misinformation
John Cook
Science and scientific evidence are under attack
An unlikely resistance surges against Trump’s clean water threats
Nikhil Swaminathan
Even Republicans are angry about Trump's proposed cuts to clean water programs
We can’t decide what we want from Jimmy Fallon — neither can he
Kim VanderVoort
Rubbing Trump's head, beers at work, declining ratings — our beloved man-child is in trouble
U.S. drought at lowest level in nearly two decades
Andrea Thompson
Less than 5 percent of the U.S. was in some stage of drought as of May 4
Race and the raging waters: The injustice of Atlantic City’s floods
John Upton
New Jersey's working class are forgotten as federal government funds fixes for wealthier neighbors
Glacier National Park is losing its glaciers
Andrea Thompson
And the rate that they're disappearing is increasing
Chicago just posted all the climate data deleted by Trump’s EPA
Kate Yoder
This progressive city is trying to fulfill the work of the federal government
Trump’s bogus reason for bailing on the Paris Agreement
John Light
Trump's lawyer thinks there might be legal ramifications if the US stays in the Agreement but doesn't cut emissions
Obesessing over Trump? You’re missing something important
Andrew Bacevich
The president is trying to divert our attention
President Trump expected to tap nonscientist, climate denier Sam Clovis to head science research at the Department of Agriculture
Taylor Link
Clovis, a conservative talk shot host from Iowa, is expected to be a nominee, according to ProPublica report
China is planning ahead for life after coal
Janet Xuanli Liao
Beijing is taking serious measures to cut coal, in order to reduce domestic pollution and to tackle climate change
To curb climate change, we need to protect and expand U.S. forest
William Moomaw
We have a major opportunity to make progress on climate change by restoring degraded U.S. forests and soils
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