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GOP’s new moral monstrosity: Trickle-down lies enrich the 1 percent, as wing-nuts assert control
Bill Curry
Republican extremists have outlined two demented budgets loaded with phony numbers. Why won't Democrats fight back?
The secret to saving the world: How ordinary people actually can prevent global disaster
Lindsay Abrams
"Sometimes the most powerful changes are well within the reach of ordinary citizens," says Paul Steinberg
McConnell’s anti-EPA plan: Convince Republicans to welcome big-government climate regulation
Simon Maloy
Mitch McConnell's strategy to fight Obama's carbon regulations is cajole state Republicans into hurting themselves
Mitch McConnell’s dangerous new climate extremism: “A travesty of responsible leadership”
Lindsay Abrams
The Senate Majority Leader feels a "deep responsibility" to stop the EPA from implementing its Clean Power Plan
America’s immoral exceptionalism: The lie we keep telling ourselves about foreign policy and democracy
Patrick L. Smith
Americans are disgusted with all of these wars, but feel powerless to do anything about it
Global warming’s scary new record: Arctic sea ice peaked at an all-time low this winter
Lindsay Abrams
Sea ice decline is “one of the most visible impacts we see as a result of climate change"
Bill McKibben: Scientists can’t save us
Trish Kahle, Bill McKibben
The celebrated author on the primary obstacle to action on climate change and the urgent need for a mass movement
FEMA won’t give money to states that don’t plan for climate change
Lindsay Abrams
Climate deniers like Rick Scott just may be forced to reconsider their anti-science opinions
American patriotism is for suckers: Dwight Eisenhower, George W. Bush and the end of Manifest Destiny
Nan Levinson
Ike famously warned us about our military-industrial complex. Sixty years later, his nightmare is coming true
House Republicans are literally threatening national security with their latest attack on climate science
Lindsay Abrams
The Pentagon sees climate change as an "immediate" risk. The GOP thinks we should just ignore it.
The case against Al Gore in 2016
Luke Brinker
Ezra Klein says the former veep should give the race a go. Why that's not such a good idea
Boston’s insane winter was officially its snowiest ever
Lindsay Abrams
A Sunday night weekend pushed the city over the edge to a new snowfall record of 108.6 inches
America’s “scandal” problem: Andrew Jackson, RFK and today’s demented politics
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
To understand why Republicans and the media are obsessing over email and "character," here's what you need to know
When humans go extinct: How life will evolve after we’re gone
Lindsay Abrams
The sixth extinction could wipe out up to half of Earth's species. Michael Tennesen tells us what might happen next
The collapse of Big Oil: How the industry priced itself into oblivion
Michael T. Klare
Multinationals have long depended on an endless demand for their product. Now they're scrambling for a new model
Community Discussion: Can nature documentaries change the world?
Salon Staff
Tell us about the films that have moved you.
Humanity’s “surprising” climate win: Global CO2 emissions didn’t rise in 2014
Lindsay Abrams
The economy grew in 2014, but our outsized contribution to climate change did not
Florida’s anti-climate crusade is an Orwellian nightmare
Lindsay Abrams
Florida scientists know climate change is a major threat. But it's unclear whether they can do anything about it
Ted Cruz to NASA: Stop focusing so much on climate change and go explore space
Lindsay Abrams
The agency should stop studying our home planet, Cruz said
Return of a neocon nightmare: Tom Cotton, Rush Limbaugh & the worst deja vu ever
Heather Digby Parton
Think of all the screw-ups this crew inflicted on us a decade ago. Now they're back, revived and worse than before
Salon’s Patton Oswalt peace summit
David Daley
Salon sits down with our fierce critic to debate comedy, politics and political correctness. Is the hatchet buried?
Here are the most Earth-friendly beers
Joanna Rothkopf
Non-profit Ceres had 21 breweries pledge to adhere to sustainable practices
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