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The world is drowning in used face masks. We should turn them into fuel
Joseph Winters
Experts say PPE should be liquefied into "renewable" fossil fuels and burned
Obama endorses Susan Collins’ Democratic challenger as new poll shows her trailing in close race
Igor Derysh
Collins' approval and favorable ratings are underwater as she heads into the toughest race of her career
Is the U.S. a failed state in 2020? Experts’ answers range from “maybe” to “hell, yes”
Matthew Rozsa
A massive economic collapse, a pandemic and a democratic crisis — on top of massive inequality. It's not great
Are we witnessing the final collapse of “objective” political reporting? Let’s hope so
Dan Froomkin
Elite newsroom rationales for phony objectivity began to crumble long before Trump. But now there's no excuse
The second pandemic: Pollution
François Jarrige, Thomas Le Roux
The response to the pandemic has shown humans can mobilize to fight comparable public health crises
How the fossil fuel industry drives police brutality
Alexandria Herr
Police violence and pollution are more connected than we might realize
How psychedelic drugs are used as a tool of state violence
Jonathan Dickinson, Dimitri Mugianis
There is a long, racist history of psychedelic drugs being used to repress — and oppress
On the de-Trumpification of America: It definitely won’t be easy, but it must be done
Paul Rosenberg
Defeating Donald Trump might be the easy part. Uprooting the toxic movement he represents could take decades
How MacKenzie Scott’s $5.8 billion commitment to social and economic justice is a model for donors
Elizabeth J. Dale
Jeff Bezos’s ex-wife is funding efforts to dismantle racism and fight homophobia
James Murdoch resigns from News Corp, citing “disagreements” over editorial content
Roger Sollenberger
Murdoch's departure comes as the expansive Murdoch empire faces existential choices about its editorial direction
After U.S. economy’s most disastrous quarter on record, what lies ahead?
Matthew Rozsa
It was the worst quarterly decline since the Great Depression — but economists and historians see a path forward
As wildfire season nears, pulmonologists fear smoke will worsen COVID-19 symptoms
Nicole Karlis
Exposure to wildfire smoke could worsen coronavirus symptoms and even increase the mortality rate
The future of beef might be a sausage fest
Nathanael Johnson
Meet Cosmo, a gene-edited calf taking on climate change
“The poster child for climate change”: Study predicts polar bears will die off within 80 years
Igor Derysh
“Little chance" polar bears will survive, except in "one small population" in the high Arctic, study finds
Bernie Sanders’ inner circle is pushing Joe Biden to the left. Or, at least, they’re trying to
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with politicians and campaign staff about their attempts to get Biden to be less of a centrist
Can the next president finally shift U.S. foreign policy away from endless war?
Medea Benjamin
This election represents a historic opportunity for the U.S. to change course. That can't happen unless Trump loses
Oil and gas in flux: After a series of stunning defeats, what’s next for the industry?
Tara Lohan
Environmental, economic and political forces have converged, threatening to finally upend fossil fuel dominance.
“A perfect tsunami”: Cook Political Report predicts Democrats now favored to take back the Senate
Bob Brigham
"With just over 100 days until Election Day, the political climate appears dire for Republicans across the board"
Trump’s myth-making mistake: His campaign projects his delusions and failures onto Biden
Terry H. Schwadron
He’s running against a mythical, imaginary opponent
New York Times’ sexist double standard: AOC coverage reeks of misogyny
Dan Froomkin
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gave a riveting House speech Thursday. To Times reporters, it was a branding exercise
3 unexpected ways Joe Biden plans to tackle climate change
Zoya Teirstein
Biden's new climate plan could have wide-ranging impacts on emissions and the U.S. economy
A methane leak in Antarctica provides new insight into how methane-eating microbes evolve
Matthew Rozsa
These ocean-dwelling methane-hungry microbes are one of Earth's great hopes for mitigating global warming
How the U.S. Chamber of Commerce wrecked the economy — and made the pandemic worse
Carl Pope
How the so-called champion of American business fought to protect profiteering — and endangered millions
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