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Four myths journalists should watch out for during Trump’s “Energy Week”
Lisa Hymas
The end of energy week and the Trump administration still can't figure out we are destroying the planet
Barack Obama warns against nationalism, says the “world is at a crossroads” in Indonesian speech
Taylor Link
In Indonesia, Obama calls for tolerance, defends democracy against tribal and ethnic divisions
Sunnier skies driving Greenland surface melt
Andrea Thompson
Greenland's ice sheet has become the biggest single contributor to rising sea levels
States betting on giant batteries to cut carbon
Bobby Magill
Are large batteries the new weapon against fossil fuels?
Harry Potter and the chamber of owls: the boy wizard’s popularity may be affecting the black-market owl trade
Keith A. Spencer
From “Harry Potter” to “Finding Nemo,” a brief history of fiction and celebrity affecting nature
For Young Muslim-Americans Like Nabra Hassanen, IHOP Served as a Rare Safe Space
Lauren Kaori Gurley
The teenager's slaying outside of IHOP should be treated as yet another attack on Muslims.
Greta Van Susteren is out at MSNBC after six short months
Charlie May
Van Susteren and MSNBC are finished, just as the liberal-leaning network hires Hugh Hewitt and Bret Stephen
Trump, with a vicious temperament, seems eager to hasten the doomsday clock
Vijay Prashad
Climate catastrophe and the threat of war, make the future very dark, indeed
LISTEN: This is how we end structural racism in the tech industry
Lauren Schiller
A conversation about diversifying Silicon Valley — and beyond — with Laura Weidman Powers and Code2040
Make democracy great again: Rep. Don Beyer’s revolutionary bill could transform how we elect Congress
David Daley
Multimember districts and ranked-choice voting? Virginia congressman thinks it could actually happen — someday
We couldn’t monitor the Larsen C ice shelf without these satellites
Brian Kahn
Scientists are using satellites to track the growth of the soon-to-be iceberg
Scientist-backed PAC endorses Dana Rohrabacher’s challenger
Matthew Rozsa
Science is running for Congress
Slugging it out with a new contender in the GMO debate
Nathanael Johnson
Are GMOs harmful to humanity? It's a rough question to answer
Why is climate change such a hard sell in the U.S.?
Firmin DeBrabander
It's hard to get people on the same page when it comes to future of humanity
Meet the horsemen of our environmental apocalypse
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
These Trump appointees are destroying life on Earth for us and for our children
Science, if used correctly, has no political affiliation: director Scott Hamilton Kennedy on the new documentary “Food Evolution”
Tom Roston
The film makes a case for GMOs as the future of food if only politics could get out of science's way
California’s double-edged “climate leadership”: Behind the big talk, a cozy relationship with Big Oil
Paul Rosenberg
Gov. Jerry Brown positions himself as an anti-Trump leader on climate issues. But Big Oil hasn't gone away
Even ugly animals can win hearts and dollars to save them from extinction
Diogo Veríssimo, Bob Smith
Endangered animals with more "appeal" receive more donations than ugly species
EPA science adviser says clearing board of experts leaves “huge void”
Emma Foehringer Merchant
The new board is expected to pay less attention to climate change
Why union workers and environmentalists need to work together with smart protests
Les Leopold
Jobs at any cost could be a problem, as can un-strategic protests
5 sensible things to do instead of obsessing about, and enabling Trump’s narcissism
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Instead of fixating on our national narcissist, we can turn our attention to strengthening our democracy
The right wing war on facts: The new partisan divide that’s destroying our nation
Sophia A. McClennen
Forget red state vs. blue state. Now the line of separation runs between those who prefer facts to fantasy
Manufactured illiteracy and miseducation: A long process of decline led to President Donald Trump
Henry A. Giroux
A deep-rooted crisis in education, and a long cultural and political decline, is what got us here. There's hope!
So Jon Ossoff lost: Is that a left swipe from millennial voters?
Susannah Jacob
Does turning out millennial candidates lead to turning out millennial voters?
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