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Labor Secretary Tom Perez claims Trump transition team probes are “targeting” people for “doing the right work”
Matthew Rozsa
The labor secretary and candidate for DNC chair had sharp words for the Trump transition team
Science can’t be driven by ideology: Why you should be worried about Donald Trump’s climate change search
Paul N. Edwards
Fears of a purge have been raised at the Department of Energy. But what happens when science conflicts with belief?
East Antarctica is melting from above and below
Brian Kahn
There are signs the region's stability is under threat
Unraveling the cult of Trump: American people must once again take power into their own hands
David Dillard-Wright
The time has come for a reset, and the cult of Trump has provided the occasion and impetus for such a move
In spite of the Paris climate agreement, American oil exports have increased
Bobby Magill
22 countries received American crude oil, marking a more than 1,000 percent increase in U.S. oil exports since 2009
What populist revolution? So far Donald Trump is supercharging the failed Republican policies of the past
Paul Rosenberg
Despite the campaign rhetoric, Trump's regime looks more like crony capitalism mixed with reheated Reaganomics
Donald Trump’s wrecking crew: A cabinet of zealots who yearn to destroy their own agencies
Paul Rosenberg
Previous GOP presidents have appointed anti-government hardliners, but Trump's cabinet goes further than ever
A reporter’s notebook: The journey to Oceti Sakowin, the protest camp of the Standing Rock Sioux
Charlie May
A young reporter makes his own way to the bitter showdown at Standing Rock and discovers authentic American values
Whitewashing forests: New EU wood energy rules threaten climate
John Upton
The proposal would allow power plants to continue claiming their operations are green for at least 13 more years
America’s youth are suing the government over climate change, and President Obama needs to react
Mary Wood, Charles W. Woodward, IV, Michael C. Blumm
These lawsuits could offer a ray of hope for climate change proponents
What truth? George Orwell, Aldous Huxley and the Trumpified political reality of 2016
Conor Lynch
Taken together, the two great dystopian novelists of the mid-20th century might have dreamed up Donald Trump
The failures of capitalism have led to Brexit and a Donald Trump presidency
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Failures of capitalism like increased inequality are connected to failures of economic thinking
Dystopian Donald: Will Trump make “1984” look like a nursery tale?
Tom Engelhardt
Can you doubt that we’re in a dystopian age, even if we’re still four weeks from Trump entering the Oval Office?
What’s with all the suits? 7 strange facts about Donald Trump’s personality
Janet Allon
The country-wrecking ideas and policies are bad enough, but what's with the creepy quirks?
Science without Google: Public climate information may be threatened under Donald Trump
Bobby Magill
Federal government climate change websites may be at risk in the Trump administration
Seth Meyers takes on environment under Donald Trump: “Past statements on climate change have not been promising”
Taylor Link
The "Late Night" host broke down the state of the climate during President-elect Donald Trump's transition
LISTEN: Female “Ghostbusters” sparked a Donald Trump-sized backlash
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to Andi Zeisler, author of "We Were Feminists Once," about the backlash to women's gains in pop culture
Scott Pruitt’s anti-EPA legal activism: Can Trump’s EPA pick undo clean air and water protections?
Robert Percival
Is his appointment really like putting “an arsonist in charge of fighting fires" — or worse?
Donald Trump’s political persona aligns with that of a fascist leader, according to 14 key signs
Kali Holloway
One historian lamented that Trump's win would “hearten fascists all over the world.”
Closely associated with tragedy, “surreal” is also the word of 2016
Erin Coulehan
Searches for the word surreal spiked after the election night results in November; nobody can say why
“They mocked us, they made fun of us”: Bernie Sanders surrogates recall meeting with smug Hillary Clinton staffers
Brendan Gauthier
"We were street activists," one prominent Sanders supporter told The Daily Beast, "and they don’t get that"
Build it bigger: Will Donald Trump live up to his infrastructure promises?
Joan Lowy
Trump proposed a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. But industries wonder what he intends to do
Too hot to ignore: 2016 is days away from becoming hottest in more than 120 years
Andrea Thompson
There's concern that the incoming administration will roll back progress toward combating climate change
This year was an environmental wake-up call: U.S. green movement needs a new message
Nives Dolsak, Aseem Prakash
The movement needs a new agenda and communications strategy to reach beyond its roots
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