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Rebuilding a broken party: Where do Democrats go beyond Bernie vs. Hillary?
Paul Rosenberg
A post-election "autopsy" from the progressive wing argues that grassroots activists must do what leaders can't
Shaming harassers may stop employers from protecting them
Elizabeth C. Tippett
Companies are likely taking notice as more women speak up about workplace harassment.
86 percent of women in jail are sexual-violence survivors
Rachel Leah
When speaking of mass incarceration, men are usually the default, it's time that change
5 diseases climate change may awaken from melted permafrost
Kali Holloway
Each layer that melts exposes germs dating back thousands of years
The destruction of a vast transnational nursery
Subhankar Banerjee
Will the Trump administration take down the Arctic Refuge?
The climate science report Trump hoped to ignore
Gary W. Yohe
According to the Climate Science Special Report, heavy precipitation events are becoming more frequent and intense
Apology or no apology, Louis C.K. is screwed
Leigh C. Anderson
The comedian's removal from the industry has progressed at record speed
Trump’s terrible NASA nominee and the GOP attack on science
Amanda Marcotte
Jim Bridenstine, Trump's choice to head NASA, is only the latest symptom of Republican contempt for science
America is a global embarrassment on climate change
Alyona Minkovski
Why other delegations are shaking their heads at Trump's failures at the COP23 global climate conference in Germany
Eric Trump’s unqualified brother-in-law now leads an Energy Department policy shop
Charlie May
A former contender for D.C.'s "hottest bachelor" now leads a policy shop that steered Obama's climate change agenda
“Mosaic”: Steven Soderbergh’s latest HBO show is an app
Melanie McFarland
The director turned TV producer wants to take the next step in storytelling with a drama built for mobile binging
Improving women’s lives through energy: What Rick Perry got right and wrong
Michael E. Webber, Sheril Kirshenbaum
Access to energy can promote women’s rights and improve their lives
“Working With God” will stop mass killings, says Texas Gov.
Kali Holloway
Governor Abbott has always pushed the NRA agenda, and he shows no sign of stopping
Syria is joining the Paris Agreement, leaving the U.S. alone in rejecting it
Eric Holthaus
The U.S. is now the only nation on Earth that has refused to sign the climate action agreement
Texas church shooting and domestic violence: A large and disturbing pattern
Amanda Marcotte
The Sutherland Springs shooting looks like another example of men acting out violent rage against women
Tomi Lahren makes statement about Texas mass shooting — and a Texan shut her down immediately
Jarrett Lyons
Lahren acted as if she were the voice of all Texans, until Texans came for her
Environmentalists and developers: A love story
Nathanael Johnson
Is the future of environmentalism build, build, build?
American high schoolers lashing out in racist atmospheres
Steven Rosenfeld
Trump's fanning of the flames of division has reached our education system
How the government can make disasters wose
Eric Holthaus
Trump wants to cripple storm forecasting just when it's getting good — and we need it most
A simple twist of faith: Reconsidering Bob Dylan’s “Christian period”
Aaron Carnes
For a brief and now mostly forgotten moment, he was an evangelist — a new collection of songs demands we look back
What to do when your school throws out a stupid amount of food
Eve Andrews
Join us in one of the least abstract good causes in the world
The Earth’s ozone hole is the smallest it’s been in 29 years — and that’s a good thing
Charlie May
In a rare instance of positive environmental news, NASA observed the smallest ozone hole in decades
Climate change is happening because of “human activity,” Trump administration admits
Matthew Sheffield
Major U.S. government report finds climate change 90 percent manmade, contradicting Trump's White House
How did Trump’s goofy USDA pick end up in the middle of the Russia scandal?
Amanda Marcotte
Sam Clovis, Trump's dubious pick as USDA science chief, is also deeply entwined in Russian intrigue
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