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Big Oil’s astronomical hand-out: Fossil fuels receive $5.3 trillion in global subsidies each year
Lindsay Abrams
We're not paying the true cost of oil, gas and coal
Oil CEO tried to get scientists fired for investigating the connection between fracking and earthquakes
Lindsay Abrams
If you can't beat 'em, silence them
The Koch Brothers’ guide to 2016: How to win $1 billion for your Republican candidacy
Conor Lynch
Which GOP candidate has the best chance of pulling in the dark-money score of the century?
“This is as important as the Berlin Wall”: A former leader of UN Peacekeeping operations remembers 9/11
Jean-Marie Guéhenno
In the first major challenge of my UN tenure I urged caution, and have never regretted it
How Greenpeace took on Russian oil giant Gazprom in the freezing waters of the Arctic Ocean
Ben Stewart
The crew of the Arctic Sunrise were determined to prevent oil drilling in the Arctic. Their story begins
Fox News is smarter than Jeb Bush: It’s not good to get schooled by Laura Ingraham
Paul Rosenberg
Megyn Kelly and Laura Ingraham use common sense to put a GOP favorite on the defensive. Why do pols never learn?
Bill Maher: Americans respect British accents because deep down we know we’re a fundamentally unserious nation
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Therein lies our 'special relationship' with England -- they have the gravitas, we have the swag"
Community Discussion: Can the Pope save the world?
Salon Staff
The Vatican tries to meld science and morality. Will it work?
The religious right’s No. 1 enemy: What Pope Francis’ recognition of Palestine really means
Patricia Miller
The Vatican's decision on Palestinian statehood is consistent with precedent. Conservatives predictably don't care
Our food system is still a toxic mess: Mark Bittman on changing the way America eats
Lindsay Abrams
The New York Times columnist talks to Salon about food, justice and demanding change
You can’t kill the Christian right: Why extremists are thriving even with religion in decline
Heather Digby Parton
A record number of Americans consider themselves religiously unaffiliated, but our conservative nightmare won't end
ALEC’s big lie: Scott Walker’s pseudo-science, austerity without end, and the truth about right-wing governors and the economy
Paul Rosenberg
Republicans don't believe in global warming science, but love unscientific tax "science" that benefits the rich
US OK’d most Bill Clinton speech requests within days
Lisa Lerer, Stephen Braun
“Sea level rise rates are speeding up”: The terrifying threat facing coastal cities
Brian Kahn
Research suggests that by the 2050s, sea level rise is likely to cross a tipping point for 26 major U.S. cities
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ben Carson rewrites the constitution
Janet Allon
The GOP candidate ignores SCOTUS in the name of homophobia, while Jim Inhofe argues carbon is good for the planet
Bill Nye explains why he changed tune on GMOs: “They’re actually a great benefit”
Joanna Rothkopf
"You can't just go planting enormous monocultures and killing everything and expect the ecosystems to take it"
Wondering how to get people to go green? Tell them that’s what their neighbors are doing
Per Espen Stoknes
At heart, we're imitators -- shaming people into changing won't be nearly as effective as a positive message
How bacon became bacon: The real story about how humans tamed the pig
Mark Essig
Pigs provided meat, and also solved public health problems in ancient days. Here's how evolution worked
“The damnation of a canyon”: The Glen Canyon dam is mind-blowing — unless you’d seen the canyon before it was destroyed
David Gessner
Environmentalists dream of the dam's demise, the Colorado flowing freely again. Has that become a possibility?
“Does this mean we can clone a mammoth?”: The tantalizing, risky and very real science of de-extinction
Lindsay Abrams
Biologist and author Beth Shapiro on the dos and don'ts of bringing extinct species back to life
Community Discussion: Will we make it to Paris 2015?
Salon Staff
Concern is rising for the all-important climate conference.
Climate change’s tragic toll: The Arctic, two missing researchers & unsettling questions about a warming planet
Lindsay Abrams
We still don't know what happened to two top researchers, but their disappearance raises disturbing questions
Mike Huckabee is a raging hypocrite: Inside the religious right’s incoherent faux-morality
Sean Illing
As a glut of social conservatives announce 2016 campaigns, it's worth examining their ludicrous ideology in detail
The world reached a scary emissions milestone in March — and it’s only going to get worse
Lindsay Abrams
For the first time in recorded history, CO2 levels averaged above 400ppm for the entire month of March
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