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Forget Marco Rubio: This is what a transformational Republican actually looks like
Luke Brinker
If the GOP were serious about remaking its image, it would turn to Brian Sandoval -- but they aren't, so they won't
Conservative Republicans are the only ones left who think global warming isn’t going to affect them
Lindsay Abrams
The majority of moderate GOPers have accepted that climate change is happening
A time of drought and fires: How to think about the West as it becomes drier and hotter
David Gessner
There's a reason the West has been relatively unpeopled. Large stretches are simply not fit for human habitation
Call the next one “Hurricane Christie”: New Jersey gives Exxon a pass on pollution — and puts everyone else at risk
Robert Hennelly
Exxon has caused billions in damage to marshes and wetlands that provide vital protection from superstorms
Detroit is in foreclosure: Why the Motor City is on the brink of a new kind of disaster
Laura Gottesdiener
As many as 100,000 people could lose their homes over unpaid property taxes. It's a tragedy years in the making
“What a horrible mother:” How a call from a “good samaritan” derailed these mothers’ lives
Kim Brooks
These moms left their kids for a few minutes and got arrested. A scary look at our new moral vigilantism
“The direction of change is clear”: 4 reasons the green movement is picking up steam
Michael T. Klare
Historians will remember 2015 as the year the world decisively moved away from its reliance on fossil fuels
Wallace Stegner and Edward Abbey have never been more relevant in the drought-stricken West
David Gessner
In this overheated, overcrowded world, the books of these "reluctant environmentalists" can be our guides
Is it moral to save this puppy?
Peter Singer
Animals raised and slaughtered for food number in the billions and endure horrible pain. We should help them first
My party fears a debate: This same nervous centrism created the Tea Party
Bill Curry
Another Wall Street Democrat is running for president. Once again we must choose between acquiescence and rebellion
A young man who survived “ex-gay ministries” taught me what it means to be a Christian
Rachel Held Evans
The campaign against marriage equality sent me fleeing from the church. Here's what brought me back
“No living woman actually looks like Kate Moss”: The unattainable thin ideal
Harriet Brown
When my daughter was at her sickest, her impossibly thin body looked normal to me. Larger bodies looked grotesque
America is just gross: Our super-sized appetites — and the lobbyists who help make us obese
Robert Paarlberg
We're exceptional, all right: At consuming, overeating, using the world's resources and never taking responsibility
Rand Paul’s dystopian America: 6 things to know about the war-mongering, faux libertarian
David Atkins
The Kentucky senator is no maverick. His agenda threatens the middle class at home and Middle Eastern peace abroad
Turns out, crickets may not be the solution to all of our problems
Lindsay Abrams
Crickets aren't as efficient a source of protein as some claim, researchers say
Rand Paul’s “big coal” lie: The real reason the industry is dying
Lindsay Abrams
A coal company says laid off workers can thank President Obama. But coal is dying for reasons well beyond politics
Here is some incontrovertible “proof” that Florida hasn’t banned the words “climate change”
Lindsay Abrams
A state official said "climate change, climate change, climate change." So there!
Here’s where Hillary needs to flip-flop: The tax hike she must reconsider to save Social Security
Simon Maloy
In 2008, Hillary was a fierce critic of raising taxes to fund Social Security. She should make a U-turn
“‘SNL’ is a wonderful experience, but it also tests the limits of human emotions”: Gary Kroeger looks back on his three seasons
Kera Bolonik
Exclusive: "How do you come up with catchphrases?" Gary Kroeger shares backstage stories of "SNL" in the mid-'80s
“I’m gonna wait til more horrible sh*t happens to our planet”: Funny or Die PSA skewers congressional climate deniers
Lindsay Abrams
Raising awareness about "Climate Change Denial Disorder"
The GOP presidential contenders are out of touch with the science — and with their constituents
Lindsay Abrams
A strong majority of Americans in Texas and Florida believe that man-made climate change is happening
6 major questions Hillary Clinton still needs to answer
Steven Rosenfeld
The former secretary of state is positioning herself as a populist, but is she willing to listen to progressives?
College sports programs won’t sell sponsorships for tampons — but Koch Industries is totally cool
Jenny Kutner
Several universities have made lucrative deals with the fossil fuel corporation, despite student resistance
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