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New report confirms challenges for young and beginning farmers
Lisa Held
It’s a tough time for farmers across the nation.
Kansas City, Missouri approves free public transit for all
Julia Conley
Measure championed as "visionary" way to reduce inequality and better serve everyone in the community
Amazon abuses workers and the climate because it can
Sonali Kolhatkar
Most Amazon customers are blissfully unaware of the appalling conditions behind their online shopping experience
Candidates are betting big on health. Is that what voters really want?
Julie Rovner
So far, not one of the presidential candidates has found that perfect spot
How melting ice could help us fill the gaps in our history books
Miyo McGinn
When the ice patches thaw, a window of possibility for archeological discoveries opens — briefly
Climate activist Greta Thunberg completes three-week catamaran voyage across Atlantic
Matthew Rozsa
Thunberg traveled by catamaran (instead of plane) to “send a message it is possible” to live sustainably
Hillary Clinton weighs in on Trump apologist Lindsey Graham: “It’s like he had a brain snatch”
Matthew Rozsa
Clinton recalls in an in interview with Howard Stern how Graham used to be "good company" and accept climate change
Why birds are shrinking in size
Nicole Karlis
From 1978 to 2016, researchers measured 70,716 bird specimens and found mass declined by an average of 2.6 percent
Beyond conspiracy theory: Trump and the Republicans are waging an all-out war on reality
Chauncey DeVega
The Ukraine scandal, and Donald Trump himself, are just markers in a vast campaign against empirical reality
GOP elites helped create climate skepticism. They can undo it, too.
Zoya Teirstein
The good news is that Republican climate skepticism isn’t written in stone
How climate change is causing more premature births
Nicole Karlis
Extreme heat correlates with more premature births — and scientists say it's only going to get worse
Sympathy for the K-Hive: Kamala Harris ran a bad campaign — and faced remarkable online spite
Amanda Marcotte
"Kamala is a cop" probably isn't what finished her. But why was the online hate aimed at Harris so gleeful?
How supporters of the Green New Deal are showing up for workers
Elizabeth King
Labor union and climate organizers are coordinating around their shared goals
Christmas tree shopping is harder than ever, thanks to climate change and demographics
James Robert Farmer
If you're craving that freshly-cut tree smell, shop early and don't be too choosy — but farmers are being squeezed
How business elites sold the “urban renewal” lie to the Rust Belt
Anthony DiMaggio
The rich have convinced taxpayers to spend millions to prop up their developments. Here's why it never works
U.N. Secretary-General issues a grave warning about climate apocalypse
Matthew Rozsa
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres says that global warming is approaching the "point of no return"
Nobel economist calls on humanity to end obsession with GDP
Jon Queally
"If we measure the wrong thing," warns Joseph Stiglitz, "we will do the wrong thing."
5 ways Trump and his supporters are using the same strategies as science deniers
Lee McIntyre
Donald Trump and his supporters exhibit the methods of science deniers.
Why a measured transition to electric vehicles would benefit the U.S.
David M. Hart
Manufacturing electric vehicles requires less labor and could disrupt the auto workforce
We now know what a blue whale’s heartbeat sounds like
Nicole Karlis
Researchers placed sensors on a blue whale in the wild to gather the data
Frustrated advocates increasingly turn to the courts to fight climate change
Hillel Aron
The rising tide of litigation could represent a new front in the fight to limit the harm from climate change
Mike Bloomberg’s media cheerleaders don’t want to talk about his scandals
Ari Paul
Tom Friedman, Bret Stephens and the rest of Bloomberg's fanboys don't want to talk about his real record in NYC
Inhofe is OK flooding his neighbors if it keeps his lake view
Sarah Okeson
The Senate’s most famous anti-environmentalist doesn’t want his vacation home left high and dry
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