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Trump’s proposed federal budget will slash climate change–related NASA missions

Nicole Karlis
The administration wants to NASA to reprioritize the moon and Mars, and forget "Earth-centric research"

Trump’s Interior secretary: Shameless tool of oil and gas industries

Amanda Marcotte
Ryan Zinke ignores environmentalists, of course. He also shuns everyone else except fossil fuel interests

What’s the true price for carbon?

Jennifer Gallé
An economist explains that we're not paying as much as we should be paying

Bringing women together to fight climate change

Lauryn Higgins
In Asheville, the Collider is changing the climate conversation — by including female voices

How Breitbart co-opts the language of the left

Keith A. Spencer
Breitbart's writers are fond of quoting socialists, sometimes while red-baiting at the same time

Rebuilding the Caribbean will be pricey, but some are vying to finance its recovery

Masaō Ashtine
International players race to rebuild the Caribbean: tech companies, wealthy individuals and far-flung countries

The era of walls

Todd Miller
Greeting climate change victims with a man-made dystopia

Could the ERA pass in the #Metoo era?

Leigh Ann Wheeler
The Equal Rights Act has faced decades of fear-mongering and lies

These videos show the destruction of California’s massive wildfires

Matthew Rozsa
While the wildfires weren't solely caused by climate change, it was undoubtedly a major factor in them

Bitcoin could cost us our clean-energy future

Eric Holthaus
Creators have not accounted for how much a time-consuming energy suck the alternative currency has become

The Swedes are burning H&M clothing for energy

Sophie Linden
The country's waste-to-energy program raises some questions

In a certain light, Donald Trump doesn’t seem so bad

Tom Engelhardt
Why we need to stare at you know who

There is a promising movement afoot in perilous times

Frances Moore Lappé, Adam Eichen
Citizens are not sitting idly watching our democracy go under

Jet fuel from sugarcane? It’s not a flight of fancy

Deepak Kumar, Stephen P. Long, Vijay Singh
Scientists are working to find alternative forms of fuel as air travel demand is expected to grow exponentially

Life after coal for in Germany

Amelia Urry
In Germany’s Appalachia, the last coal mine is closing

The GOP’s biggest lie: Republican tax plan reveals the rot is deep

Ted Morgan
Republicans are getting away with the most brazen political lie ever told

Liberals are the new conservatives

David Masciotra
Strangely, those of us on the center-left now find ourselves defending formerly "conservative" American values

Want to change federal policies? Here’s how

Mary FIsher, Natalie Lowell, Ryan Kelly, Samuel May
How to shape policy from the ground up

Why is the New York Times defending sexual assault?

Liz Posner
Their arguments: men are rapists by nature, and we shouldn't be so quick to believe women

Like Game of Thrones? You’ll love Game of Floods

Robin Scher
California, 2050. Doomed island dwellers face imminent climate disaster. What would Daenerys do?

GOP Rep. Joe Barton will not seek reelection following leaked nudes

Matthew Rozsa
Mere weeks after saying he would seek another term, Barton is stepping aside due to a recent sex scandal

The human faces of climate change

Lauryn Higgins
North Carolina filmmaker Dayna Reggero is leading a new conversation about the impact of climate change

This survey about millennials is bad news for Republicans

Jarrett Lyons
A survey on millennial politics may raise more questions than it answers — but doesn't have good news for the GOP

How slave labor built and financed major U.S. cities

Carl Anthony
Urban inequality in the U.S. can be traced to unresolved issues and injustices lingering from the slave trade era
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