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“South Park” blames climate change on Grandpa’s selfishness and it’s barely a metaphor at this point
Matthew Rozsa
"South Park" brought ManBearPig back to mock the stupidity and hypocrisy of climate change denial
Trump ending nuclear treaty paves way for “usable” weapons
James Carroll
Donald Trump is welcoming the age of "usable" nuclear weapons
The other victims of California’s fires: Workers inhaling toxic fumes
Brooke Anderson
This week, the Bay Area also saw the second highest amount of fine particulate matter in the air ever recorded.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leads sit-in at Nancy Pelosi’s office before being sworn-in to Congress
Clarrie Feinstein
During her first day on Capitol Hill, Ocasio-Cortez joins climate change protesters outside Pelosi’s office
Wildfires may be inevitable — but increasing home losses, fatalities and costs are not
Max Moritz, Naomi Tague, Sarah Anderson
Shaped by ignitions, climate and fuels, wildfires are likely to become more frequent and severe with climate change
Filmmaker James Stern on the era of “American Chaos”: “Worst situation since the Civil War”
Chauncey DeVega
Director of "American Chaos" and producer of "The Old Man & the Gun" talks movies, race and our national divide
Conservatives have gone fully fact-free: So how the heck do we even talk to them?
Amanda Marcotte
The "debate" over the Jim Acosta video shows the right has no use for facts. Is there any way to talk to them?
Our buildings could help reverse global warming, instead of being a major cause
Madison Sankovitz
Concrete isn’t going away anytime soon, but we can engineer it to store more carbon
Robert Reich: The truth about Trump’s economy
Robert Reich
The economy is growing, but very little of that growth is trickling down to average Americans.
Pentagon socialism: The Pentagon’s plan to dominate the economy
William D. Hartung
Militarizing the economy in the name of defense
As Arctic ship traffic increases, narwhals and other unique animals are at risk
Donna Hauser, Harry Stern, Kristin Laidre
Climate change is shrinking Arctic sea ice and opening the Northwest Passage to ship traffic
Robert Reich: America rejects Trumpism
Robert Reich
Trump wasn’t on the ballot but he made the election into a referendum on himself
Big banks just flunked their own test on climate, indigenous rights
Lindsey Allen
Some banks are revising their own environmental due diligence standards just as they re-up support for fossil fuels
Trump lashes out after Michelle Obama reveals she’ll “never forgive” him
Shira Tarlo
"Trump, with his loud and reckless innuendos, was putting my family's safety at risk"
“South Park” apologizes to Al Gore and admits it was wrong about global warming
Matthew Rozsa
The latest episode of "South Park" attempts to make up for its past of denying the reality of global warming
History made twice over: Americans have finally elected Native American women to Congress
Shira Tarlo
There’s never been a Native American woman elected to Congress — now there are two heading to the House in January
Don’t give up the fight: Post-election activism is self-care, too
Nicole Karlis
Research shows taking action eases stress, keeps you from feeling alone in this fall-out, and make you happier
Kentucky letdown: No blue wave for Amy McGrath in the Bluegrass State
Erin Keane
In Kentucky's 6th district, Rep. Andy Barr squeaked out a fourth term. Can blue voters keep the faith?
Robert Reich: Why we must vote every Republican out of office
Robert Reich
A pleading statement for those to vote, because if not, America will never be great again
How to survive Election Day — and the aftermath — without losing it
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Nothing about this hothouse of suffering we've created for ourselves is normal, natural or productive
Looking for first signs of a blue wave? Here are five early races that should tell the story
Andrew O'Hehir
Is this election a squeaker or a big blue wipeout? These below-the-radar House races will offer major clues
Strict Amazon protections made Brazilian farmers more productive, new research shows
Rachael Garrett
The Amazon Basin creates the rain that nourishes farmland across Brazil, one of the world’s major breadbaskets
Trump’s plan to freeze fuel standards will not help the US globally
Giorgio Rizzoni
Freezing fuel economy standards will slow innovation and make US auto companies less competitive
If 2016 was the most important election in history, this is our chance to begin undoing it
Émile P. Torres
While the catastrophic effects of the 2016 election will last for years, we have a chance to start fighting back
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