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Biden’s Earth Day breakthrough: The best week for climate policy in recent history
Carl Pope
Biden's climate summit pointed toward real hope, with coal miners, corporate interests and major nations signing on
Amy Coney Barrett refuses to recuse herself from dark money case of Koch-funded group
Jon Skolnik
The right-wing Americans for Prosperity spent over $1 million on ads boosting Barrett to the Supreme Court bench
Fake burger bans and other people’s masks: Republicans crawl deeper into their imaginary victimhood
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans' victimhood addiction grows: Why conservatives are increasingly attached to utterly made-up threats
4 in 10 Americans breathe polluted air, with people of color hit hardest
Alexandria Herr
A new report shows how air pollution is shaped by climate change and racism
Is there a light at the end of the COVID tunnel for New York’s restaurants?
Michelle Lee
Restaurateurs, chefs, and policymakers reflect on their experiences at the epicenter of the pandemic
“He is sending a message”: Jen Psaki explains to Fox News reporter why Biden continues to wear masks
Matthew Rozsa
The Biden administration is set to revise the president's 100-day mask guidance this week
6 tips for adopting the vegan diet
Katherine Sacks
More and more people are incorporating plant-based eating into their lives
30×30: How important are private lands in meeting conservation goals?
Tara Lohan
Experts say expanding public lands won’t be enough to achieve science-based calls for more protected areas
Biden’s climate plan knocked as “bullsh*t” by activists who dumped cow manure near White House
Matthew Rozsa
Experts agree that if climate change goes unchecked, future generations will face apocalyptic conditions
America’s biggest jails are frontline environmental justice communities
Adam Mahoney
The three biggest county jail systems in the US show how incarcerated people are exposed to environmental hazards
A sweeping study shows how humans changed the environment over 12,000 years
Matthew Rozsa
Researchers find that humans have long occupied much of the planet — but only recently began to destroy it
Wall Street’s greenwashing is a renewed threat to the planet
Alec Connon
In a particular Orwellian moment, big banks loaned money to an oil giant under the guise of a "sustainability loan"
UN rebel Denis Halliday on the collapse of the U.S.-dominated world order
Nicolas J.S. Davies
Longtime humanitarian activist on the UN's doomed "neocolonial endeavor" and why the Afghan peace plan won't work
How the gray wolf survived the Ice Age
Nicole Karlis
Many predators and prey perished when the Earth suddenly cooled. How did grey wolves survive — and thrive?
What ties the U.S. and Israel together? Our arrogant, doomed mythology of exceptionalism
Doug Neiss
Our two nations are headed for doom, driven by the power of the Zionist right and a conviction we can do no wrong
America’s minority rule problem is deadly
Amanda Marcotte
Between the pandemic and gun violence, the death toll from America's minority rule problem is staggering
Severe weather this summer could cause another Texas power crisis
Erin Douglas, Mitchell Ferman
Experts warn this summer could be hot and dry, enhanced by climate change
Wildfire researchers have a “grim” forecast for 2021’s fire season, say it could be worse than 2020
Nicole Karlis
A drought-ridden California and dry summer forecast in the West could lead to catastrophe
Leaked calls show ALEC’s secret plan to fight Biden on climate
Naveena Sadasivam
A new ALEC working group is promoting long-shot tactics like nullification and a constitutional convention
Tucker Carlson’s insecurity and the “great replacement” theory
Heather Digby Parton
Tucker Carlson and his white supremacist allies are going to be replaced by a generation repelled by his ideology
Our last, best chance to save Atlantic salmon
Tara Lohan
Atlantic salmon are perilously close to extinction in the United States
Sanders says Democrats can’t waste time catering to obstructionist GOP: “I’m not going to slow down”
Jake Johnson
"They live in their world, and their world will be trying to obstruct as much as possible" the Vermont Senator said
How plastic pollution threatens our health, food systems, and civilization itself
Matthew Rozsa
Plastic pollution is so pervasive that plants are uptaking microplastics through their roots
Why is online political culture so distorted and awful? Sociologist explains why — and how to fix it
Paul Rosenberg
Duke professor Chris Bail says social media is a "distorting prism," not an echo chamber — and says we can fix it
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