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Expanding SNAP work requirements is a ticket to poor health
Nessia Berner Wong
As Congress aims to pass a new farm bill, the House version is bad for the health of American families
When corporations take credit for green deeds, their lobbying may tell another story
Tom Lyon, Magali (Maggie) Delmas
Companies trumpet their good deeds while hiding their efforts to block progress
Donald Trump’s latest conspiracy theory is impossible to follow: That’s the point
Amanda Marcotte
Most Fox News viewers couldn't explain Trump's Carter Page conspiracy theory on a bet. Maybe that's the idea
New alliance forged to create an asteroid warning system for Earth
Nicole Karlis
It's not Bruckheimer-esque sci-fi: Experts say an asteroid warning and deflection system is a "solvable" problem
Labor has a far-right problem: Why some unions are cheering Trump’s immigration crackdown
Sarah Lazare, Michael Arria
ICE and Border Patrol unions have emerged as among the biggest cheerleaders of Trump’s immigration policies
How the PROSPER Act could negatively impact LGBTQ students
Dorian Rhea Debussy
The PROSPER Act could be brought to a vote any day now and the negative repercussions are dire
The id of Trump, the economics of place and our empty national soul
Bob Hennelly
The nation shopped while our democracy crumbled, and this escapist consumerism is what birthed Trump
What’s next for the EPA? Here’s what Reagan did
Seema Kakade, Robert Percival
History repeats itself in the White House — and Trump should learn from Reagan's environmental stance
Next-gen nuclear is coming, if we want it
Nathanael Johnson
Scores of nuclear startups are aiming to solve the problems that plague nuclear power
Scott Pruitt may be gone, but the EPA’s pro-pollution agenda remains intact
Amanda Marcotte
Acting EPA head Andrew Wheeler will likely stick to Pruitt's plan to stop agency from using public health studies
Trump names a convenient ally to the court
Terry H. Schwadron
Kavanaugh is a conservative who also happens to believe presidents shouldn’t face criminal charges
Local, county and state governments are suing oil companies over climate change
Patrick Parenteau
Communities need to protect their people and property from climate change and oil companies are footing the bill
So now, Trump is against motherhood, too
Terry H. Schwadron
UN breastfeeding resolution becomes an opportunity to shill for business and bully other countries, except Russia
We asked psychologists why so many rich people think the apocalypse is coming
Nicole Karlis
Why so many people think a dystopia is nigh? Psychologists explain
Elon Musk may be sued by man who aided in Thailand cave rescue
Clarrie Feinstein
Musk called Vern Unsworth a "pedo" on Twitter after Unsworth criticized Musk's impractical submarine
Coping with heat waves: 5 essential reads
Jennifer Weeks
July is the hottest time of the year, so be well equipped for how to deal with the heat with these 5 helpful tips
We’ve entered the era of “fire tsunamis”
Eric Holthaus
If a fire gets hot enough, it can generate its own weather conditions and wind speeds can approach hurricane force.
With anti-China protectionism, the left is aiding Trump’s xenophobic agenda
Tobita Chow
Mounting anti-China nationalism is bringing the United States to the brink of a potentially disastrous trade war
Elon Musk revealed as one of the largest donors for a House Republican PAC
Taylor Link
The tech entrepreneur gave a hefty check to a PAC dedicated to maintaining Republican control of Congress
New York’s hottest neighborhoods are taking on climate change’s deadliest threat
Justine Calma
Extreme heat kills more than a hundred New Yorkers yearly. Here's how the city's tackling the problem in a warming
Energy Commission moves to force electricity costs up, air quality down
Sarah Okeson
Plan calls for you to pay as much for clean solar and wind power as you pay for filthy coal
Professor targeted by right wing attack speaks out: “It was a blitzkrieg”
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to Albert Ponce, a professor at Diablo Valley College in California, about white supremacy on campus
Trump’s new EPA chief Andrew Wheeler is fond of right-wing media and climate-denier blogs
Lisa Hymas
But will he be as combative toward the mainstream press as Scott Pruitt was?
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