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The EPA is getting rid of 5 scientists and replacing them with energy insiders
Charlie May
5 members of the Board of Science Counselors have been fired
The EPA’s Obama-era snapshot is missing information
Brian Kahn
The EPA shuttered climate change pages for revisions. They haven't come back
How Trump’s monuments review could impact climate
Bobby Magill
Monuments play a role in America's response to climate change because many harbor reserves of fossil fuel & timber.
The overlooked risk of levees as rainfall rises
Andrea Thompson
As seawaters and river waters rise, they're posing a danger to communities all over
Where have all the centrists gone? A look at why American politics is so dysfunctional
Matthew Rozsa
American politics is seeing the death of centrism — and it may be having disastrous effects
A letter to my daughter: What I want you to know about freedom, fear and Donald Trump
Claire Messud
Our hollow president is the voice of a hollow culture. We can and must fight for the better future we know exists
Engineering the atmosphere: Is it possible? And would it prevent catastrophe, or cause it?
Émile P. Torres
It may be possible to alter the atmosphere and create "global dimming." But is the solution worse than the problem?
Bloomberg editors on new climate website: Climate change “is fundamentally an economic story”
Media Matters Staff
Bloomberg’s decision to launch website could give them a leg up over competitors
Barack Obama endorses Emmanuel Macron — but don’t kid yourself, the French ex-banker is no progressive
Conor Lynch
It's crucial to defeat Marine Le Pen and halt the rise of fascism. But Macron's policies have already failed
Climate scientists unite against New York Times columnist Bret Stephens
Matthew Rozsa
The Times' climate-denying columnist made an error in his first column
The joker’s smile!
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Sure torturing the facts is grotesque, as is a flagrant disregard for truth, but neither is as bad as that smile
Global warming’s fingerprints are all over extreme weather
Andrea Thompson
Group of scientists has aimed to develop an approach to investigating how climate change impacts extreme weather
Climate change is altering the Arctic faster than expected
Brian Kahn
Evidence continues to mount that climate change has pushed the Arctic into a new state.
Historian Timothy Snyder: “It’s pretty much inevitable” that Trump will try to stage a coup and overthrow democracy
Chauncey DeVega
Yale historian and author of the new book "On Tyranny" says we may have one year left to save American democracy
Can Bill Nye – or any other science show – really save the world?
Heather Akin, Bruce W. Hardy, Dietram A. Scheufele, Dominique Brossard
Bill Nye: “We’ll do our best to enlighten and entertain our audience. And, perhaps we’ll change the world a little.
The 100 days that turned America upside down
Neal Gabler
Trump, promised to disrupt the country. He has — and more.
Koch Industries spent part of $3.1 million to help confirm Scott Pruitt as head of the EPA, filings show
Charlie May
Corporate lobbyists continue to flood Washington
It’s the end of the world and we know it: Scientists in many disciplines see apocalypse, soon
Émile P. Torres
Stephen Hawking is one of many scientists who see the possible near-term demise of our species. Spend that 401k!
Is the Trump administration enabling genocide in Yemen? And will Americans ever pay attention?
Theo Horesh
The Saudis are trying to starve Yemeni rebels into submission — and the U.S. is turning a blind eye, or worse
Dispatch from the United States of Science: A nation of nerds fights back
James Kakalios
Those who question the value of scientists should do us all a favor and avoid using the fruits of their labor
Another weekend, another protest: Thousands turn out for worldwide “Climate March”
Taylor Link
Hundreds of groups from all over the world protested climate change denial from the Trump administration
The Washington Post has a lobbyist as a writer. Here are 12 times they didn’t disclose conflicts of interest
Eric Hananoki
Editor says the Post wasn’t “initially clear enough with” Ed Rogers “on our expectations” but defends paper
To have impact, the People’s Climate March needs to reach beyond activists
Jill Hopke
Surveys show that only about one in five adults in the United States is alarmed about climate change.
New York Times staff, social media accounts push back against new opinion columnist Bret Stephens’ first op-ed
Taylor Link
Journalists at The New York Times did not agree with Stephens' take on the climate change debate
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