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Donald Trump’s startling global agenda: Taking white supremacy worldwide
Chauncey DeVega
Trump appointee kills UN language on racism, hate speech and nationalism, claiming there's no rise in intolerance
Americans are not as conservative on immigration as you might think
Deborah Schildkraut
It turns out that Republicans who think the majority of Americans want hard-line immigration policies are wrong
Trump’s reality-show Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh: He’s no moderate
Amanda Marcotte
Did women just lose their rights on a reality show? Trump's pick was always going to be an anti-choice ideologue
Should development be extinguished on California’s fire-prone hills?
Patrick Michels, Eric Sagara
Some officials and residents have begun to wonder aloud whether some fire-prone areas are too dangerous to inhabit
Blame climate change for Nigerian farmer-herder violence? Not so fast, expert says
Leif Brottem
Nigerian farmers and herders clash in an altercation that reflects the country's toxic politics
Is Seattle’s straw ban a green gateway drug or just peak slactivism?
Shannon Osaka
why has America become obsessed with something as small as plastic straws?
Sea turtles offer dire warning of oceans’ crisis
Dahr Jamail
Nichols believes sea turtles have become the poster species for what he calls the “runaway carbon economy"
8 ways resigning EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt suppressed science
Elizabeth Shogren
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt leaves a legacy of suppressing the role of science at the agency
Most paths to a clean-energy future start the same way
Nathanael Johnson
Here's a list of things that climate hawks share broad areas of consensus
Andrew Wheeler: Who is the man replacing Scott Pruitt as the Environmental Protection Agency’s head?
Shira Tarlo
Wheeler worked for a Republican who has become known as one of Capitol Hill's most prominent climate change deniers
Great Barrier Reef may be dying: Scientists send urgent warning
Nicole Karlis
The biggest concern, according to a new report, is the pace at which the magnificent reef’s coral is bleaching
Scott Pruitt’s corruption wasn’t the real problem: What follows at EPA could be worse
Amanda Marcotte
Pruitt's replacement will be every bit as much an industry shill, but will likely do a better job of hiding it
Rob Reiner on Donald Trump’s “classic fascist” ways: “He’s a con man and a criminal”
Andrew O'Hehir
The legendary actor-director on the media's failures under George W. Bush, and how that led to our current dilemma
Supreme Court Justice Kennedy is retiring. Here’s what that means for the environment
Shannon Osaka
Kennedy has been in the majority in an outstanding number of environmental cases
No, Democrats aren’t launching a civil war on July 4. But could it happen here again?
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to "American War" author Omar El Akkad about why "the first civil war doesn’t feel to have truly ended"
Scott Pruitt’s former EPA staffer flips, turns whistleblower
Matthew Rozsa
Both Pruitt and several of his aides have reportedly kept "secret" calendars for meetings with big business leaders
Amber Tamblyn on the #TimesUp and #MeToo revolution: “The foundation has been ripped open”
Emily Rems
With family separations at the border and SCOTUS dominating the news, can #MeToo regain America's attention?
James Hansen’s legacy: Scientists reflect on climate change in 1988, 2018, and 2048
Eric Holthaus
If climate change was an urgent problem in 1988, it’s now an emergency
Trump tried to stop U.S. climate action, but he forgot about one thing: women
LaToya Cantrell, Mayor of New Orleans, Jenny Durkan, Mayor of Seattle
One year since Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement women are stepping up and speaking out
With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s victory, Congress will likely gain a new climate champion
Eric Holthaus
Ocasio-Cortez’s plan for tackling climate change deserves attention
Credit-card wars: How America’s wars fund inequality at home
Stephanie Savell
Today’s war-financing strategies will only increase inequality
Michael Bloomberg back for 2020? Former New York City mayor reportedly mulling presidential run
Shira Tarlo
In the meantime, the billionaire businessman is pledging to spend a record $80 million to flip the House in November
A new world is dawning, and the US will no longer lead it
Gordon Adams
Trump's role in international affairs is costing the U.S. its position as a global superpower
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