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Could the ancient Jewish practice of Shmita be a new tool for sustainable agriculture?
Ethan Blake
While Shmita is not widely practiced on commercial farms, its age-old ideals have gained traction in the U.S.
Science is “a Democrat thing”: Mantra of the Trump administration revealed
Amanda Marcotte
Lobbyist turned Trump appointee reportedly defended canceling coal study by saying science was for Democrats
Republicans use black woman, Jewish man to gaslight Congress on threat of white nationalism
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans turned a serious hearing on a national security threat into another episode of "triggering the libs"
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appears to mock Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s following on Twitter
Shira Tarlo
"A large number of votes on the floor of the House" is more important than "a large number of Twitter followers"
When the GOP uses the word “bartender” to mock Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, it shows its ugly classism
Alex Henderson
Liberals and progressives will also note Ocasio-Cortez tended bar in the past, but their message is very different
Trump aims to help polluters by cutting air quality standards
Vanessa Nason
The Trump administration has found another way to undermine EPA regulations and secure a win for Big Oil
Could maple syrup be a climate change solution?
Lela Nargi
Conservation groups and farmers alike see a financial incentive to keep carbon-storing woodlands intact
Climate change could push tropical diseases to Alaska, according to a new study
Eric Holthaus
“Climate change is one of the biggest threats to global health,” says Sadie Ryan, a disease ecologist
Robert Reich: Everything you need to know about the new economy
Robert Reich
How do we move toward a new progressive economics?
A great wave is coming and pay equity for women will lift all boats
Bob Hennelly
There is still more evidence that women, ascendant in politics & the workplace, are scoring important economic wins
Will Congress leave the Colorado River high and dry?
Naveena Sadasivam
Colorado River basin states are asking Congress authorize the federal government to implement their drought plan
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez slams Tucker Carlson for complaining about how “feminists do science”
Shira Tarlo
"Democracy and civil rights is how we got a country where 'feminists do science,'" the freshman congresswoman says
“Autism isn’t a condition that we need to cure”: An interview with Dr. Whitney Ellenby
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with Dr. Whitney Ellenby about autism issues, anti-vaxxers and celebrating neurodiversity
It’s all a conspiracy! Have liberals succumbed to paranoid thinking on Trump, Russia and Mueller?
Paul Rosenberg
Yes, some on the left got swept up in Mueller-mania. (Ahem, Rachel.) But there was no widespread media failure
Trump walks back his threat on shutting down the border, gives Mexico a “one-year warning”
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump gave Mexico a "one-year warning" regarding migrants and drugs at American southern border
After Mueller, Donald Trump’s “political warfare” enters a dangerous new phase
Chauncey DeVega
Does a seven-page memo by a far-right Steve Bannon protégé explain everything about Trump's erratic policies?
Tucker Carlson accidentally praises MSNBC’s Chris Hayes as a feminist’s ideal man
Rachel Leah
He's what every man would be "if feminists ever achieve absolute power in this country," says the Fox News host
A psychiatrist explains how Donald Trump’s “extreme narcissism” forces him into unnecessary battles
Tana Geneva
"People like that just want 'yes' people," Dr. Steven Moffic says of the president
Warming oceans cast a chill over New England’s sea turtles
Anna Robuck
Recent research suggests warming seas will cause more stranded sea turtles
The truth about the “campus free speech” crusade and its myths that won’t die
Jim Sleeper
While critics of college "snowflakes" prop up a fake crisis, even "good liberals" misunderstand student outbursts
Mosquito-borne diseases get a boost from climate change
Max Levy
Bugs like it hot, and evolve faster when there’s lots of carbon dioxide
Do any of the Democratic presidential candidates understand the power of peace?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J. S. Davies
America’s future depends on it
How the Internet of Things could reduce city traffic and pollution
Alistair Charlton
Data produced by IoT sensors on vehicles and infrastructure can make cities healthier places to live
College, climate change, and preparing our kids for the worst case scenario
Mark Healy
Is there any point in going to an elite college if climate change alters everything we know about life in 30 years?
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