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Tornado outbreaks are becoming even more extreme, but less frequent
Andrea Thompson
New research could also show what climate change will mean for worsening thunderstorms
Ivanka Trump meets with Al Gore
The Associated Press
The former vice president has been a vocal climate change activist
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a frost-covered rose hip in Germany to an adorable seal pup in Louth, England
Ivanka Trump — who’s supposed to be running her dad’s “blind trust” — wants to move to Washington D.C.
Brendan Gauthier
The move — with husband Jared Kushner — presents yet another opportunity for nepotism and conflicts of interest
Wes Clark Jr. at Standing Rock: General’s activist son heads to N.D., driven by “spiritual fire” and “ready to be killed”
Alli Joseph
Gen. Wesley Clark's son and namesake on why protecting the environment is a human issue, not an Indian issue
Houston, we have power: Space-based solar power could be the final frontier in renewable energy
Diane Stopyra
Solar power harnessed from outer space could be the key to humanity's survival
The moral foundations of fascism: Warring psychological theories struggle to make sense of Hitler, Mussolini and you-know-who
Paul Rosenberg
An abstruse but bitter debate in social psychology sheds crucial light on Donald Trump, and the history behind him
At least four kinds of terrorism target our grandchildren — none are what Donald Trump would have you think
Paul Buchheit
The forces that swept a narcissistic misogynist into office are gunning for us all
How will Nov. 9 be remembered in the annals of American history?
Tom Engelhardt
The United States is entering a new age. What the impact is remains to be seen
Bernie Sanders slams House Republicans for tweeting Breitbart article denying climate change from official government account
Sophia Tesfaye
The Republican-led House Committee on Science used its official Twitter account to spread right-wing misinformation
Donald Trump’s poisoned planet: The Bush-era EPA set back climate-change progress by decades — this could be worse
Amanda Marcotte
Our next president can't end the EPA, as he promised, but he can use legal chicanery to render it toothless
EPA plans to keep strict gas mileage standards in place
Tom Krisher, Dee-ann Durbin
New cars will still have to average 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025
Shepard Fairey on street art: “It has the ability to reach people who are not a captive audience”
Scott Timberg
The artist talks about a new book about a New York street-art event, Obama and fighting corporate control
Donald Trump’s cabinet offers a glimpse into the future of the climate
Brian Kahn
A breakdown of Trump's cabinet picks suggest that the climate will be an afterthought in the new administration
Bernie Sanders translates Trumpism for Conan
Alexandra Rosenmann
Sanders went on Conan to talk about President-elect Trump's tweeting habits and what the real goal is of the GOP
Parks and restoration: How President Donald Trump could spell disaster for America’s national parks
Bobby Magill
Federal lands take up more landmass than California, Texas and Alaska combined. They're in danger now
Donald Trump’s rollback of President Obama’s climate agenda may prove challenging
Michael Biesecker
Donald Trump wants to get rid of the EPA and restore coal mining jobs. That's not as easy as it sounds
Keep the hope: What environmental leaders are saying on hope and progress in Donald Trump’s America
Grist Staff
Bernie Sanders, Bill Nye and others weigh in on the future of environmentalism
Why Donald Trump is going to have trouble dismantling the EPA
Sarah Anderson
Getting rid of an entire Cabinet department is no small feat
Don’t believe Donald Trump: He spun climate denial to The New York Times, and a lot of people fell for it
Rebecca Leber
If you look at what he said in context, you'll see Donald Trump hasn’t changed his mind on anything
Who will now lead the fight on climate change?
Kenneth Shockley, Idil Boran
The U.S. won't take the charge at saving the planet. So who will?
How do we learn to stop worrying and keep loving “Vikings”?
Melanie McFarland
When the subject of a TV favorite happens to be co-opted by terrible people, some of us may view it differently
Donald Trump’s stock in Dakota Access oil pipeline company raises concern
Matthew Daly
The Dakota Access Pipeline has an interested party in the Oval Office that would like to see it through
Politicizing climate change: Donald Trump’s budget could cut climate funding for NASA, other federal departments
Brian Kahn, Bobby Magill
Donald Trump, in an effort to cut spending, is likely going to slash some important climate change programs
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