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“It’s not magic; it’s science!” How “Bill Nye Saves the World” makes a gentle stand against ignorance
Melanie McFarland
Starting this weekend on Netflix, the Science Guy leads a new TV crusade that champions facts in our post-truth age
Here’s the scariest part of Alex Jones’ “performance art” defense
Todd Gitlin
You shouldn't take him seriously, his lawyers say, even though the president does
Donald Trump’s base grades his first 100 days in office: B-
Charlie May
The president is having a hard time impressing his base on health care
As the U.S. retreats, China is taking the lead on green energy
Kevin P. Gallagher
Donald Trump's "let's go with coal" strategy is giving China a massive opening in the future of electricity
Donald Trump will probably stay in Paris climate deal, likely won’t reverse Obama’s Iran deal
Matthew Rozsa
On foreign policy, the president's reversing course on two major campaign promises
The opposite of MAGA: Public goods made America great and can do so again
Marina v. N. Whitman
The U.S. owes much of its prosperity to investment in public goods like highways, parks and schools
Stopping the flow: Warming-driven glacier melt leads to “river piracy”
Andrea Thompson
Rising glacier melt is actually decreasing the amount of water flowing through rivers
Government workers continue to turn: EPA employee denounces Pruitt, Trump in fiery resignation letter
John Light
Staffers are dissenting from within the EPA over Scott Pruitt
Americans think national parks are worth $92 billion: Why don’t we fund them accordingly?
Linda J. Bilmes, John Loomis
A study estimates that Americans would pay $92 billion yearly in extra taxes to protect national parks
Hey look: Yet another record low month for sea ice
Brian Kahn
Climate change continues its rapid reshaping of the Arctic as yet another month saw sea ice set a record-low mark
A slick business move: Carbon emissions factor into major oil sands shake-up
Bobby Magill
Major oil companies, feeling pressure from low oil prices and global climate policy, are fleeing Canada's oil sands
Soaring beyond 100: Early heat wave that bakes India is a sign of what’s to come
Andrea Thompson
Heat waves have set in early in northern India. They are expected to become more common with warming
“You work for us”: Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake faces hostile town hall
Matthew Rozsa
Flake, a vulnerable Republican, was flamed over Trump's border wall, the secretary education and climate change
The Great Barrier Reef is doomed: Scientists say that there’s irreversible damage
Brian Kahn
Record-breaking temperatures have caused bleaching to the coral
America sets new record: Electricity’s carbon footprint shrinks, renewable energy use increases
Bobby Magill
Until 2016, electricity was America’s biggest single source of climate pollution
Grab your signs: There are 3 big anti-Trump marches coming up this month
Ilana Novick
The administration's April cowards bring protesters empowered
It didn’t end at the ballot box: Donald Trump’s biggest supporters now push for a divisive agenda
Alex Kotch
Confederacy boosters, xenophobes and alt-right firebrands are pursuing divisive agendas in their home states
Security trumps progress: Cabinet members demand more protection while preparing to slash budgets
Sophia Tesfaye
Scott Pruitt wants 24-hour security but cuts EPA budget 33 percent. Betsy DeVos' security costs $1 million a month
War in the Gulf (No, not that Gulf!)
Dahr Jamail
The U.S. Navy is committing an anti-environmental broadside in the Gulf of Alaska
Robert Reich: Trump voters realize the hard way that the president can’t follow through
Robert Reich
He said he’d repeal Obamacare and replace it with something “wonderful.” You bought it, but then he didn’t do it
Republicans give America an extreme right-wing Supreme Court that will divide the country more than ever
Steven Rosenfeld
Republicans didn't just steal a Supreme Court seat; they're unwinding rules that force compromise
It’s about climate: S-Town gets serious about the personal ramifications of climate change
Cody Permenter
The most popular podcast of the year talked a lot about a big subject
Approaching “societal collapse”: New equation shows how quickly humans are wrecking the planet
Robin Scher
Our future appears set for a classic apocalyptic blockbuster
Salon’s author questionnaire: “Can it be true that even as I despised them, they intrigued me and thus opened new holes up in my imagination?”
Teddy Wayne
Salon talks to Julie Buntin, Fiona Maazel, Olivia Sudjic, Kristen Radtke and Lidia Yuknavitch
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