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How oysters and seagrass could help the California coast adapt to rising seas
Alexandria Herr
Seawalls can make erosion worse. This California scientist is looking for another solution
One of them has to go: The GOP or America as we know it
Thom Hartmann
America can’t let them get away with it
Think climate change isn’t “click-worthy”? These bots disagree
Kate Yoder
Two artists and their army of ad-clicking bots are taking a stand
Remember snow days? Today’s kids get heat days
Nathanael Johnson
America’s schools are underprepared for the worst impacts of climate change
Robert Reich on the truth about the U.S. border-industrial complex
Robert Reich
Reich explains the full story about immigration you aren't getting from politicians and the media
Mike Pompeo’s whitewashing of Trump’s record backfires
Heather Digby Parton
Despite the former secretary of state's monster ego, being Trump's loyal servant is hurting his 2024 chances
Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert claims $5,500 donation to Holocaust-denying preacher was a mix-up
Matthew Chapman
Gohmert recently demanded to know if the U.S. Forest Service can change the Earth's orbit to fight climate change
Are Republicans setting a trap in the Senate to kill President Biden’s agenda?
Bob Brigham
Biden's focus on bipartisanship over public policy outcomes could be leading him into a trap . . .
The obscure, unelected Senate official whose rulings can help — or kill — Biden’s agenda
Charles Tiefer
The Senate has a lot of rules, and its parliamentarian interprets what those rules allow — and what they don't
“America is back” now that Biden is in charge, says French President Emmanuel Macron
Meaghan Ellis
Biden is "part of the club" — a marked turnaround from the relationship Macron had with ex-president Donald Trump
“History of the World, Part 1” turns 40, and it’s still good to be Mel Brooks
Matthew Rozsa
This masterpiece of spoof humor still holds up, maintaining its well-respected spot in cinematic history
Jeff Bezos’ bad week gets worse with introduction of sweeping new Big Tech antitrust legislation
Brett Bachman
The Amazon CEO is readying a historic lobbying push to defang efforts to regulate and splinter his business empire
“I’m a Scottish witch, I think”: Shirley Manson on the prescient lyrics in Garbage’s dark new album
Annie Zaleski
The musician spoke with Salon about the songwriting debt she owes Weezer's Rivers Cuomo & the glory of being 54
Below aging U.S. dams, a potential toxic calamity
James Dinneen, Alexander Kennedy
Docs suggest that in more than 80 U.S. locations, the failure of an aging dam could flood a major toxic waste site
Joe Manchin and Donald Trump: The two men who threaten it all
Heather Digby Parton
Biden's Democratic agenda remains hobbled by Sen. Joe Manchin while Trump's overseen a hostile takeover of the GOP
GOP Rep. Louie Gohmert mocked after asking if National Forest Service can alter Earth’s orbit
Zachary Petrizzo
"Anything the National Forest Service or BLM can do to change the course of the moon's orbit?" he also asked
Eric Bana on making Aussie thriller “The Dry” in his hometown and escaping “the comedy straitjacket”
Alli Joseph
The actor appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss shooting the hit indie film amid the drought & his career trajectory
It’s not just your imagination — ticks are out of control this year
Zoya Teirstein
Here's why, and what climate change has to do with it
That “Sweet Tooth” shocking twist is a critique of misguided eco-fascism
Kylie Cheung
Netflix's dystopian fantasy challenges the idea that "nature is healing" through retribution on humanity
We need a people’s vaccine — not just to fight the virus but to fight for global economic justice
Nicolas J.S. Davies
For 3% of the U.S. military budget, we could vaccinate the entire world — before lethal new variants spread wider
How restaurants are tackling waste
Katherine Sacks
The cost of food waste is inconceivable and irreversible
You can join Jeff Bezos on his 11-minute space trip for just $2.8 million!
Kylie Cheung
Bezos follows a long line of exorbitantly wealthy men lusting for space travel
Western fires are burning higher in the mountains at unprecedented rates
Mojtaba Sadegh, John Abatzoglou, Mohammad Reza Alizadeh
Heat and dryness are leaving high mountain areas more vulnerable to forest fires
Oil companies are going all-in on petrochemicals — and green chemistry needs help to compete
Constance B. Bailey
As global oil consumption drops, oil companies are pivoting to petrochemicals
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