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Biden won the election. Now can he save the planet?
Shannon Osaka
What the U.S. does next will affect the Earth for millennia.
The scientific community breathes a sigh of relief at the news of a Biden presidency
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's opposition to science has caused major policy missteps on the pandemic, climate change and the environment
7 environmental takeaways from the 2020 election season
John R. Platt
Even while we wait for the final ballots to come in, several key themes are clear
Do Biden and Trump voters even speak the same language?
Kate Yoder
On climate change and every other polarized issue, words have failed us
In swing states, Biden voters have climate anxiety. Trump voters don’t
Emily Pontecorvo
In key swing states, the climate-related issues that hit closest to home remain deeply polarizing
From job loss to financial anxieties, border walls are how politicians redirect our fears
Jessica Wapner
Border walls provide "scapegoating at the societal level," psychologists say
Reversing the Southern Strategy: Even small victories are a sign of huge progress
Paul Rosenberg
Biden's squeaker win in Georgia wasn't a one-off. It was the result of years of hard work that's changing America
In Appalachia, a plan to save wild ginseng
Emily Cataneo
American ginseng is imperiled by overharvesting. Locals are racing to preserve the plant—and its economic potential
The U.S. has left the Paris climate agreement. Outstanding mail-in ballots could get us back in
Angely Mercado
As of November 4, the U.S. is officially withdrawn from the 2016 Paris climate agreement
Americans voted for major progress on climate crisis and clean energy — will they get it?
Carl Pope
Joe Biden's administration will immediately move us back into the Paris accords. That's a real accomplishment
Sara Gideon concedes to Susan Collins, dealing a blow to Democratic hopes of regaining Senate
Roger Sollenberger
The hotly contested race was widely seen as a referendum on President Trump and Brett Kavanaugh
Mark Kelly unseats Martha McSally in Arizona, flipping John McCain’s former Senate seat blue
Roger Sollenberger
McSally, an incumbent who was not elected, consistently trailed Kelly throughout the year
Republican Sen. Joni Ernst defeats Theresa Greenfield in Iowa to hold Senate seat for second term
Roger Sollenberger
While both candidates grew up on Iowa farms, their political trajectories could not be more different
Democrat John Hickenlooper wins Senate race in Colorado
Matthew Rozsa
In the first Democratic pickup of the night, former governor defeats Republican incumbent Cory Gardner
Former Clintonite David Rothkopf on how Biden and the Democrats can redeem themselves
Chauncey DeVega
Onetime neoliberal leader recants: Now Democrats must go "scorched earth" and embrace "voices of change"
Boats keep striking right whales, and they’re almost extinct because of it
Nicole Karlis
A new estimate shows that the carbon-sequestering whale's population is in the low hundreds
The politics of cultural despair: That’s what’s killing us, not Donald Trump
Chris Hedges
The United States has become a grotesque shadow of itself. The absurd Trump regime is a symptom, not a cause
Could this “army of environmental super voters” sway swing states?
Shannon Osaka
20% of early ballots cast in key battleground states like Arizona and North Carolina come from eco-conscious voters
#WitchTheVote: This Halloween, witches are casting spells to defeat Trump
Jessalynn Keller, Alora Paulsen Mulvey
Witch-identified folks are sharing spells online in an act of magical resistance in advance of the U.S. election
Noam Chomsky: Donald Trump is “the worst criminal in human history”
Alex Henderson
"I'm not talking about Trump the human being. I couldn't care less about him. I'm talking about the policies"
This hidden doctrine could stymie climate action under the new Supreme Court
Shannon Osaka
With more and more constitutional "originalists," the tide is turning back towards the "nondelegation doctrine"
Why is Michael Bloomberg pouring millions into Texas?
Naveena Sadasivam
Bloomberg is spending $2.6 million to elect a railroad commissioner in Texas
Voto Latino co-founder on 2020’s “surge of young voters” and what it means for Texas and Arizona
Dean Obeidallah
Salon talks to Maria Teresa Kumar about how the Latinx community went from ignored to potential election deciders
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