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Trump and the exit of T-Rex
Uwe Bott
Trump gets ever closer to having a puppet cabinet. This is dangerous for the United States and the world
Why don’t Americans care about chemicals?
Anna Robuck
We need chemicals for daily life, but seem to feel "apocalypse fatigue" around their dangers
Some millennials aren’t saving for retirement because they don’t think capitalism will exist by then
Keith A. Spencer
Given poor economic prospects, many millennials can't save anyway — but their hope for the future is social change
6 ways millennials will clean up the mess boomers left them
Robert Reich
Millennials distinguish themselves in ways that will help clean up the mess set before them.
Scott Pruitt’s plan to keep science out of the Environmental Protection Agency
Matthew Rozsa
Pruitt may impose restrictions on the use of scientific data that would effectively make it impossible to use
Lack of snow pack leaves the West hung out to dry
Eric Holthaus
A dry winter will lead to a parched summer for the West
The Koch brothers vs. God
Kenya Downs
The fossil fuel lobby preached its gospel in Virginia. Now, black churches are fighting back
Comedians, pundits weigh in on Trump’s “Space Force”
Nicole Karlis
"What a great idea," Trump opined, to have a "Space Force" — whatever that means
Nothing is certain but death and (maybe?) carbon taxes
Jesse Nichols
Making carbon taxes a reality is far more complicated than you may think
What it really means to be “woke”: Radical activism is spiritual as well as political
Terry Patten
It's about balancing the inner work of personal growth and the outer work of political activism
Trevor Noah, Jordan Klepper tackle Betsy DeVos’ terrible “60 Minutes” interview
Charlie May
Betsy DeVos "has a lot of learning to do"
Up in smoke: We need to pay more attention to disappearing trees
Eric Holthaus
Trees are dying at unprecedented rates. Can we rethink conservation before it's too late?
Cape Town is set to become the world’s first major city to run out of water
Robin Scher
The South African city is a test case for what happens when climate change and a dysfunctional government collide
The history of the Hollywood sign, from public nuisance to symbol of stardom
Leo Braudy
It was once an eyesore. Now it's a landmark. How "Hollywoodland" became the sign of Southern California
“Democracy Betrayed”: The voting barriers that must be cleared for progressives
Steven Rosenfeld
A new book exposes the hidden anti-democratic features in the U.S. voting system
This 28-year-old progressive helped Bernie Sanders win Rhode Island. Now he is running for Lt. Gov.
Matthew Cunningham-Cook
Aaron Regunberg sees his candidacy as a challenge to corporate control over Rhode Island politics
California shows how to fight climate change and help underserved communities
Emi Wang
The Golden State recognizes that poverty and pollution go hand in hand, and that smart policies help tackle both
Perpetual scandals at the White House give Trump the perfect storm he needs
Charlie May
The White House is in a permanent state of chaos — and no one can take their eyes off it
“Enlightenment Now”: Steven Pinker’s grand apology for capitalism
Conor Lynch
Bill Gates loves the Harvard prof's attack on "progressophobia" — but as intellectual history it's incoherent
Sean Hannity: Northeast snowstorm is proof that climate change isn’t happening
Charlie May
Echoing an over-used talking point, Hannity used the East Coast snowstorm to cast doubt on climate change
Thirteen “cyclonic vortices” characterize Jupiter’s poles, spacecraft reveals
Nicole Karlis
New data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft reveal stunning detail about weather patterns on the fifth planet from the sun
Ted Cruz is worried about the rise of a Democratic contender in Texas
Mehreen Kasana
A blue wave is rising in the historically deep red state
6 major findings from the U.S. Federal Climate Science Special Report that Trump will probably deny
Mary Mazzoni
When it comes to climate, it's the Trump administration against the world
Senior EPA official approved to hold outside job as media consultant, won’t reveal clients: report
Charlie May
In another administration, this would have been seen as a big problem. But this is how this one works
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