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New frontiers in sucking: Why is the Trump campaign selling plastic straws?
Amanda Marcotte
The right's bizarre plastic-straw fetish is about making a lack of empathy central to conservative identity
How Trump could save America and expose the hollowness of the U.S. principle of checks and balances
Alexei Bayer
Imagine if Trump gave a speech exposing all of his shenanigans as a shocking reality TV exercise
#ClimateStrike founder Greta Thunberg, Native American D-Day vet: Time to save civilization
Andrea Germanos
Greta Thunberg started #ClimateStrike. Charles Shay fought on Omaha Beach. They'd like us to save the world
3 myths to bust about breaking up “big tech”
Bhaskar Chakravorti
Before taking on tech giants, shatter a few misconceptions
Climate change is destroying ancient murals in Texas
Alan Thompson
This group is racing to preserve what's left.
Here’s why the bipartisan push to lower drug prices never works
Shira Tarlo
The U.S. spends more on drugs than any other developed nation. Why is that so hard to fix?
Racism, Inc.: How Donald Trump profits from xenophobia
Sophia A. McClennen
Until we understand how Trump profits from his racism, we won’t be able to effectively counter it
Investigation of ExxonMobil could spur climate action
Patti Lynn
Activists have been rallying and promoting the hashtag #ExxonKnew for years
As temperatures climb, a new push to keep workers safe
Anna Maria Barry-Jester
With rising temperatures all throughout the United States, preventive measures are needed to protect workers.
The counter-intuitive solution to highlight climate change
Kamyar Razavi
It's time to change the way we cover climate change in the media.
National Grid to NYC customers: support the Williams Pipeline or no new service
Justine Calma
The email wasn't about summer energy saving, but about why they should voice support of a major gas pipeline
California’s fires are getting worse
Nathanael Johnson
Despite Trump's claims that climate change plays no part in California's wildfire outbreak, reality is different
Foreign policy is missing in the Democratic debates
Terry H. Schwadron
Why does Joe Biden hide his advantage?
Reps debated drilling on federal land, and it got strange
Zoya Teirstein
Earlier this year, a ban on oil and gas leases on public lands was proposed, much to the dismay of some Republicans
Bernie Sanders and AOC want to declare a climate emergency. Does that mean anything?
Paola Rosa-Aquino
The proposed resolution might be largely symbolic, but may be a very necessary step in mobilizing on climate
Why the future is bright for 100% clean energy
Glenn Daigon
Yes, there's an economic reality in clean energy — and it's already manifesting itself
Melania’s “shameful” silence on Trump’s agenda criticized by women activists in her home country
Matthew Chapman
Slovenian activists are frustrated that she has acted as nothing more than a mouthpiece for the president
More backlash for Alyssa Milano over her support of Marianne Williamson’s presidential bid
Ashlie D. Stevens
This criticism comes just months after the actor slash progressive activist's #SexStrike was roundly denounced
The personal is still political
Rebecca Gordon
"I have never said this publicly before, but in December 1974 I had an abortion."
States buy time with a seven-year Colorado River drought plan
Brad Udall, Douglas Kenney, John Fleck
Western states need to look farther ahead into the future and accept that there will be less water
Bees: Bugs you can’t live without
Milicent Cranor
Bees are an essential part to our ecosystem and livelihood. They are far more important than you might think.
The missing three-letter word missing in the Iran crisis
Michael T. Klare
Oil’s enduring sway in U.S. policy in the Middle East
Your city probably won’t feel like itself in 30 years
Justine Calma
Researchers found that by 2050, 77 percent of the cities they examined are expected to experience a new climate
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