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Climate change and the Moon are teaming up to create record floods on Earth
Matthew Rozsa
The Moon's orbit is "wobbling" — and that plus climate change will wreak havoc on the ground
What is microplastic anyway? Inside the insidious pollution that is absolutely everywhere
Matthew Rozsa
Microplastics are linked to infertility, cancer, immune diseases and other serious health problems
Corporate giants have been lobbying against their own emissions targets: report
Emily Pontecorvo
Almost every S&P 100 company plans to reduce its emissions. Only 40% have lobbied for science-based climate policy
Joe Manchin, Green New Deal critic, made nearly $500K last year from coal lobby: report
Kenny Stancil
"Joe Manchin is lying to us about climate change to protect his annual profits and the wealth of his family"
Pandemic disruptions highlighted importance of local food system in Hawai’i
Katherine Sacks
Farmers see the inherent sustainability and potential of traditional and tropical crops
Engine No. 1’s big win over Exxon shows activist hedge funds joining fight against climate change
Mark DesJardine, Tima Bansal
Engine No. 1 wants Exxon to focus less on fossil fuels
Flooded subways in NYC are perfect example why climate is key for infrastructure plans
Jake Johnson
"I have been told that combating climate change is expensive. Compared to what?" Sen. Bernie Sanders tweeted Friday
Scared for in-person work to return in the COVID-19 era? You’re not alone.
Matthew Rozsa
Why people may fear going back to work in the post-lockdown era — and what you can do to make the transition easier
Trees are dying of thirst in the Western drought — here’s what’s going on inside their veins
Daniel Johnson, Raquel Partelli Feltrin
Without enough water, trees can develop embolisms, similar to blockages in human blood vessels
A new way to protect the Amazon: COVID vaccines
Adam Mahoney
How a team of physicians, nurses, and volunteers undertook a 3-week journey to vaccinate land protectors in Brazil
How to sabotage climate legislation? An Exxon lobbyist explains
Kate Yoder
Joe Manchin, "shadow groups," and one really bad job interview
Sizzling in the South: Gulf Coast communities fight for equitable climate solutions
Tara Lohan
Miami has become a frontline community in the fight against climate change
Revisiting Meghan McCain’s legacy on “The View” shows the reality of across-the-aisle “friendships”
Kylie Cheung
What, exactly, was she doing on the show in the first place?
The Surfside tragedy could be a “bellwether moment” for managed retreat
Zoya Teirstein
A coastal geologist on the future of Florida's seaside communities
How a Greenpeace undercover reporting team embarrassed ExxonMobil
Jon Skolnik
Two Exxon lobbyists bragged about their political influence and cynical PR ploys. An undercover team caught it all
Wendy’s steps into the fast food plant-based burger wars
Julia Pedrozo Santiago
Vegan burgers have become a mainstay at the drive-through. How will Wendy's black bean burger stack up?
No, billionaires won’t “escape” to space while the world burns
Sim Kern
It takes thousands of people to keep a few alive on the ISS. The plutocrat space race is not serious
Tell them sweet little lies: Entitlement and delusion are the driving force behind GOP tantrums
Amanda Marcotte
From silencing American history to embracing Trump's Big Lie, the right is waging all-out war on reality itself
Under Joe Biden, the national security budget remains the third rail of US politics
Rebecca Gordon
Social security vs. national security: Whose entitlement really makes us safer?
Yellowstone is losing its snow as the climate warms — a new report details the changes
Bryan Shuman
The loss of snow has repercussions for a vast range of ecosystems and wildlife
How Trump unleashed “outright slaughter” of wolves in Wisconsin: study
Andrea Germanos
Wisconsin lost up to 1/3 of its gray wolf population after the Trump administration stripped federal protections
The humble water heater could be the savior of our energy infrastructure woes
Evan Mills
A controversial dam project could be avoided (and save billions) by merely replacing water heaters en masse
“A terrible idea”: Why fire scientists want you to skip the fireworks this Fourth of July
Zoya Teirstein
Research shows that more fires are ignited on July 4 than any other day of the year
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