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Save the insects, save ourselves: Researchers sound the alarm on bugpocalypse
Andrea Germanos
New papers detail severe threats facing insects and how their plight is intertwined with humanity's
Calls for law firm to #DropExxon go national with law student boycott
Emily Pontecorvo
"Our future is on fire and you are fanning the flames."
The Trump administration has made the U.S. less ready for infectious disease outbreaks
Linda J. Bilmes
The Trump administration has slashed funding for the CDC and its infectious disease research
Author Gabriel Bump: “We might be moving towards worse racial issues”
D. Watkins
Bump appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss his debut novel, what it takes to feel safe these days & "American Dirt"
Get ready for the Greta Thunberg docuseries that aims to show a different side to the activist
Matthew Rozsa
The miniseries will alternate between showing Thunberg protesting climate change and struggling with teenage issues
The dystopian experience of skiing in New Jersey’s new American Dream mall
Robert Snyder
Skiing in a mall is bizarre enough. But a mall dubbed the "American Dream" is its own brand of eerie dissonance
Democratic plans for raising taxes on the rich: A guide for the middle class
Steven Pressman
Democrat candidates promise to tax wealthy Americans and corporations, but they differ in how to get there.
From the Impossible Burger to the Oscars, the rise of veganism in the mainstream
Ashlie D. Stevens
Vegans, vegans everywhere! With plenty mock meat or dairy options, it's never been a better time to eat plant-based
New study warns climate chaos driving rapid decline of bumblebees
Jessica Corbett
Researchers found that the rate at which bumblebees are declining is "consistent with a mass extinction."
How a plant-rich diet can help fight climate change and reduce stress
Kathleen Kevany
The carbon cost of beef is about 20 times more per gram of protein than it is for beans
Toll continues to mount for pedestrians and bicyclists, the victims in one in five traffic deaths
Hillel Aron
Walking and bicycle riding are becoming increasingly dangerous in America
Why is the media giving Mike Bloomberg a free pass?
Bob Hennelly
The corporate media is happy taking his ad money, but they're not holding him accountable
While TV pundits talk horse race, New Hampshire voters want action on climate crisis
Amanda Marcotte
On the ground in the Granite State, climate ranks as a major concern. Will the political media even notice?
Goodbye, January — goodbye, another heat record
Shannon Osaka
Temperature records have become a fixture of 21st-century life under climate change.
Trump State of the Union’s brief environmental interlude: more oil, more trees
Naveena Sadasivam
Trump devoted a few seconds of his State of the Union address to energy and environmental issues
Rust Belt residents aren’t as enthusiastic about fracking as the media depicts
Nicole Karlis
A new poll finds Pennsylvania voters think the environmental risks of drilling outweigh the economic benefits
Edie Falco on playing a good cop, resistance to change, and Giuliani’s love for “Sopranos”
D. Watkins
The Emmy winner appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss her new CBS police drama "Tommy" and the issues it tackles
Forget Iowa’s stupid app: Democrats can’t ignore the dismal turnout if they hope to win
Jeff Biggers
My caucus in Iowa City had 60 fewer people than four years ago. Tepid turnout will re-elect Trump for sure
The meme endorsement you might have missed — and why it matters for 2020
Heather Woods, Leslie Hahner
The endorsement of Bernie Sanders by NUMTOT was a bigger deal than the newsmedia made it seem
Obama helped make cars more efficient, but now they spew black carbon
Emily Pontecorvo
The path we've chosen to better fuel economy could end up costing the U.S. hundreds of lives each year
Sanders and Biden on collision course to save America from Trump
Steven Rosenfeld
Both champion ordinary Americans, but their missions and movements are not the same and not easily reconciled
Greta Thunberg has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize
Matthew Rozsa
If she earns the honor, Thunberg would join Malala Yousafzi as the youngest Nobel laureate ever at 17
Sometimes we can make our own hope
Frida Berrigan
Running for office in the age of Donald Trump and climate change
A Nobel Laureate retracted her high-profile paper. Bravo!
Mary Widdicks
In science, a flawed experiment — and the subsequent discovery of the flaw — can be as valuable as a perfect study.
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