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Researchers use solar power to make carbon fiber out of thin air
Nassir Isaf
They also claim this will reverse climate change. Will it work?
Scientists figured out just how much of California’s drought can be blamed on climate change
Lindsay Abrams
It's a lot
“When the people lead the leaders will follow”: Can activists reverse Obama’s disastrous Arctic drilling decision?
David Helvarg
Obama's Climate Action Plan reassured us he was tackling climate change. Then came the opening of the Arctic
The 7 worst rip-offs you’re still falling for
Lynn Stuart Parramore
From "germ-fighting" household cleaners to college textbooks, buyer beware
I bought nothing new for 200 days
Assya Barrette
When I had to get rid of all my father's things after he died, it struck me: There's enough stuff out there
This one policy change could prevent up to 450 billion tons of carbon from polluting the atmosphere
Lindsay Abrams
It's time for the federal government to stop leasing land to gas and oil companies, a new report argues
Rachel Maddow blasts Obama over Arctic drilling: “The most ill-timed and awkward thing he’s done in a long time”
Sophia Tesfaye
MSNBC host explores the Democrats' political fissures over drilling
The rise of the “self-proclaimed socialist”: Why reporters shouldn’t be so surprised that Bernie Sanders’ appeal is growing
Peter Dreier
Few Americans embrace socialism, but they don't have the same hostility to the idea either--especially the young
The EPA just proposed new rules to slash methane emissions from fracking
Lindsay Abrams
Its carbon rules finalized, the agency is now taking on another major driver of climate change
Preventing movie theater gun violence: Why extra security — even if we’re willing to pay for it — isn’t the answer
Scott Timberg
We need to pay attention to the larger crisis, and fund efforts to fight it accordingly
The Great Drought is upon us: Why California is America’s barren new normal
William deBuys
Climate change threatens to devastate entire regions of North America, and not even a historic El Niño can save us
Hillary Clinton condemns Shell’s Arctic play: Drilling “not worth the risk”
Lindsay Abrams
The Democratic candidate marked a clear break with the Obama administration's policy
Hillary’s in danger, Trump is sunk: The hard truths America is ignoring this election season
Bill Curry
While pundits regurgitate the same bad information, we're missing the earth-shattering stories under our noses
The Obama administration just gave Shell the final okay to start drilling in the Arctic
Lindsay Abrams
The oil giant now has everything it needs to begin its risky experiment
Meet the red panda, the world’s most squee-worthy potential climate change victim
Lindsay Abrams
The red panda is both vulnerable and adorable, and the New York Times is on it
California drought’s dangerous toll: Millions of dying trees are putting human lives at risk
Lindsay Abrams
The state's loss of trees is an emergency too big to ignore
Why El Niño has never been more turbulent
Nicole Charky
Climatologists are predicting that global warming could make this year's edition the strongest on record
The Megafauna Massacre: Humans responsible for the extinction of ancient species
Nassir Isaf
Prehistoric humans and not climate change killed many iconic species, says a new study
Big Oil takes a spill: Russia, Venezuela and the dawn of a new energy epoch
Michael T. Klare
ExxonMobil and Chevron recently announced their worst quarters in years. It's only a small sign of things to come
The “do-nothing bitch” binary: Why Kim Kardashian and Serena Williams both deserve selfie respect
Shannon M. Houston
How we talk about Williams' NY mag portrait and Kardashian's pregnant nude reveals toxic ideas about women's worth
“Dune,” climate fiction pioneer: The ecological lessons of Frank Herbert’s sci-fi masterpiece were ahead of its time
Michael Berry
The Hugo and Nebula Award-winning novel turns 50 this year
We’ve already blown through our supply of Earth’s resources for the year
Lindsay Abrams
"Earth Overshoot Day" arrives earlier than ever this year
Pope Francis goes to Washington: Why congressional GOPers are about to get a papal smackdown
Patricia Miller
When the pontiff addresses Congress later this month, Republicans should be prepared for the worst
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