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How animals’ group rituals can help explain human nature — and politics

Matthew Rozsa
Behavioral ecologist Caitlin O'Connell explains the importance of ritual in animals, and the lessons for humanity

Donald Trump’s most enduring legacy: The right-wing has a dangerously overblown sense of entitlement

Amanda Marcotte
Republicans were bad before, but with Trump, they're more empowered to cheat, lie and deny reality to get their way

How should Joe Biden handle Donald Trump’s post-presidency? Gerald Ford provides a guide

Matthew Rozsa
Ford had to follow a disgraced president and a disillusioned nation — and so does Biden. Can he learn from Ford?

Cleaner air and a climate solution, are now within reach — if we have the political will

Carl Pope
Clean air, cheaper energy and responding to climate change all have the same solution — and Americans are ready

Dead orangutans and burnt forests: Nature lovers see the ravages of climate change up close

Matthew Rozsa
Climate change is no longer abstract: everyday people say they have seen ecosystems decay in their communities

Conservatives, not liberals, are more inclined to value feelings over facts, psychology study finds

Matthew Rozsa
A recent study found conservatives were more inclined to think scientific and anti-science views are equally valid

The distilleries working to reduce the foodprint of spirits

Katherine Sacks
While “drink responsibly” is a common phrase, you rarely if ever are told to “drink eco-responsibly”

Biden plans to fight climate change in a way no U.S. president has done before

Bill Ritter Jr.
Managing climate change requires a systems approach, with strategic coordination across all sectors

How to deal with the social media monster: Biden should revoke Section 230

Steven Hill
In the aftermath of the attack on the Capitol, many are calling for changes

Climate change could take weather patterns back to the Pliocene

Nathanael Johnson
If you want to know how the climate-changed future will unfold, look at the past

Joe Biden wants to use coronavirus relief to raise federal minimum wage to $15

Igor Derysh
His $1.9B plan includes $1,400 checks, $350B in state and local aid, and billions for schools and vaccinations

The Southwest’s race against the climate clock

Laura Paskus
New Mexico is facing a drier than normal winter—its reservoirs are nearly tapped out. Things are going to get worse

Big businesses talk a big climate game — just not on Capitol Hill

Nathanael Johnson
The same companies touting their efforts to go "net zero" are silent on the issue when lobbying Congress

Can “True Cost Accounting” tell us more than a price tag?

Lisa Elaine Held
Big corporations can offer shockingly low prices and still rake in profits because they cut corners at every step

Demining America after Donald Trump

Tom Engelhardt
Saying goodbye to the con-man-in-chief

Is fonio the ancient grain of the future?

Lisa Held
Yolélé hopes this crop will compete with quinoa globally, while supporting smallholder farms in West Africa

“Cautious optimism” about fighting climate change: Salon talks with author of “The New Climate War”

Matthew Rozsa
Climate scientist Dr. Michael E. Mann tells Salon that we aren't doomed — but we need to hold polluters accountable

Five tips from an expert on how to read food labels

Katherine Sacks
Food labels are important, but they can also be confusing

Democrats on the verge of retaking Senate: Warnock wins, Ossoff leads in Georgia runoffs

Igor Derysh
Democrats appear poised to make Mitch McConnell the Senate minority leader with mostly blue votes outstanding

What the Georgia Senate candidates think about climate change

Zoya Teirstein
Two runoff Senate races in the Peach State could determine the fate of American climate policy for years to come

Hands across the water: Catherine Flowers’ quest to drain the septic swamp

Judith Lewis Mernit
A book written by the “Erin Brockovich of sewage” is a call to find common ground for environmental justice causes

Secular “values voters” are becoming an electoral force — just look closely at 2020’s results

Phil Zuckerman
Secular voters — a quickly growing demographic — vote on values with just as much motivation as the religious

Ecosystem destruction fueled the pandemic. Pollution has made it worse.

Leanna First-Arai
Ecosystem loss has caused hundreds of diseases to jump from other animals to humans

One in three US rivers have changed color since 1984. Here’s what this means

Matthew Rozsa
Blue bodies of water in the United States are turning to jaundiced yellow and even greenish hues
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