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Why America’s survival depends on bankrupting the Republican Party
Thom Hartmann
The only way to deal with a death-dealing cult is to end it
People didn’t used to be “consumers.” What happened?
Kate Yoder
Shoppers, profits, growth: Why marketing-speak is bad for the planet.
Will rising temperatures make superweeds even stronger?
Natasha Gilbert
Widely used herbicides are struggling to kill some weeds. Some experts think heat could be part of the problem
Is it too late to save “America’s Amazon”?
Tara Lohan
Alabama’s Mobile River basin has the most aquatic biodiversity in the country. But we’re in danger of losing it
In secret-ballot vote, House Democrats overwhelmingly deny AOC a powerful committee seat
Jake Johnson
"It is very clear the party leadership is working to shut out progressives"
Inside the effort to plug hazardous oil and gas wells abandoned by companies
Emily Pontecorvo
These industry insiders want to be part of the solution to the rising number of abandoned oil and gas wells
Robert Reich: Joe Biden’s biggest challenge is avoiding “back to normal”
Robert Reich
Biden ran on a promise to return to political "normalcy," but that kind of complacency would be deadly
Where do we go from here?
John R. Platt
We survived the pandemic, the election and worsening climate change — but not without a few scars
Should hospitals reuse medical supplies? A new study says yes
Zoya Teirstein
Medical device reprocessing has doubled in size every year for the past 20 years
Cider makers are betting on foraged apples for climate resilience
Bridget Shirvell
Why upstate New York's small-scale cider makers are incorporating wild apple varieties into their orchards
Political reporters want a fight with Biden? Here’s an idea: Fight for transparency
Dan Froomkin
If the press wants to prove its toughness, stay away from fake Biden scandals and go after something useful
Will Biden’s top health nominee prescribe a better climate?
Zoya Teirstein
Should the Biden administration prosecute Trump?
Ryan O'Connell
One of Joe Biden's toughest decisions will be whether to authorize the Justice Department to prosecute Trump
Win Black founder Ashley Bryant: “Trump was a reflection of the disease in our country”
Dean Obeidallah
"I find it's a cop-out to blame these things on Trump. This is the GOP playbook: They don't want us to vote"
How Janet Yellen, Biden’s treasury pick, could shape the future of climate politics
Zoya Teirstein
Yellen is likely to be confirmed, and will play a major role in executing Biden’s ambitious climate goals
With the Trump circus finally ending, can America ever get back to useful politics?
David Masciotra
Americans are overworked, plagued with debt and imprisoned by inequality. Real politics must be about changing that
If Joe Biden really wants bipartisan action, experts say foreign policy is his best bet
Jordan Tama, Jonathan Monten, Joshua Busby, Joshua D. Kertzer, Michael J. Tierney, Dina Smeltz
Climate action, perhaps the highest global priority of all, will be a tough sell to Republicans, however
The U.S. Constitution is hopelessly outdated. It’s time to re-envision it
Greg Coleridge, Jessica Munger
Americans view the constitution as a sacred text, even as its flaws are becoming more glaring
Trump voters don’t really believe Biden stole the election — but they do want a coup
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives aren't entirely delusional — they're trolls arguing in bad faith to delegitimize Democratic voters
The collective suicide of the liberal class: We will all pay the price for their cowardice
Chris Hedges
Liberals have made a Faustian bargain: Defeat Republicans at any cost. They stand for nothing and fight for nothing
Jeff Bezos-backed projects will help track down missing emissions
Emily Pontecorvo
The projects will reveal where greenhouse gas emissions are coming from, and how they are changing over time.
These climate bills could get past Mitch McConnell, two senators say
Nathanael Johnson
These "stealth climate bills" could make a significant dent in emissions
Amid COVID, the air hazards of gas appliances draw new scrutiny
Jonathan Mingle
COVID has drawn attention to indoor air pollution. Science has long considered gas appliances to be key culprits
The history of the decline and fall of the American empire
Tom Engelhardt
What it means to fall on a failing planet
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