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Why the US-China agreement might save the planet
Jessica Mendoza
Nathaniel Keohane of the Environmental Defense Fund explains what the countries’ pledges mean for the climate fight
It’s Elizabeth Warren’s party now! How to remake it in the liberal heroine’s image
Elias Isquith
If they're smart, liberals could use Warren's new power to make the changes to the party that are so badly needed
Humanity’s epic planetary facelift: Climate change, mass extinction and the uncertain future of life on earth
Lindsay Abrams
Salon talks to science journalist Gaia Vince about life on a transformed planet
Community Discussion: Is there reason for optimism?
Salon Staff
What are the silver linings for the climate movement?
Congress is about to sabotage Obama’s historic climate deal
Bill McKibben
China and the U.S. came to long-overdue climate agreement this week. So why are we still talking about Keystone XL?
Another terrifying effect of climate change: Way, way more lightning
Joanna Rothkopf
New research predicts yet another dire consequence of global warming
Why the world could actually avoid climate catastrophe (if we don’t screw it up)
Lindsay Abrams
The outlook for global climate negotiations has never looked so promising, an NRDC expert tells Salon
What really happened in Beijing: Putin, Obama, Xi — and the back story the media won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
Ukraine, Iran's nukes, the price of oil: There are ties worthy of a Bourne film, if the media connected the dots
Bush on Bush: Dubya’s frequently touching, often maddening portrait of his father
Luke Brinker
While it's filled with affecting anecdotes, George W.'s new book isn't devoid of shameless spin
GOP’s lonely coal crusade: In the “war on coal,” it’s Republicans versus everyone else
Simon Maloy
Republicans firmly support coal in the "war on coal," and that sets them apart from much of the rest of the world
Mary Landrieu’s sad final act: Why her desperate Keystone gambit should fail
Joan Walsh
Pushing for a Keystone XL vote won’t keep her Senate seat -- but it will get her a top dollar job from Big Oil
Pope Francis: “Unbridled consumerism” will have destructive consequences for the planet
Luke Brinker
In letter to host of upcoming G-20 summit, the pope decries free market fundamentalism
How to save the Democratic Party: Path to nirvana requires total economic revamp
Jim Newell
Dems may be content to win every other election cycle -- but here's a long-term plan that could change everything
How to keep saving the world: Two more things Obama can do about climate change now
Lindsay Abrams
Let's keep the good surprises coming
Republicans’ fake wish granted: Obama calls GOP bluff, gets China to act on reducing carbon emissions
Simon Maloy
Landmark climate agreement between U.S. and China is excellent news for Republicans -- if GOP were actually sincere
GOP leaders collectively freak out over U.S.-China climate deal
Lindsay Abrams
McConnell, Inhofe and company blasted the announcement and vowed to block the EPA
America’s post-midterm inferno: Tea Party garbage, media nonsense and economic hell
Robert Hennelly
Our notion of American exceptionalism and superpower status is blinding us to reality. Here's what we need to admit
Surprise! U.S. and China announce historic climate pledges
Lindsay Abrams
In a major breakthrough, the two nations agreed to make significant cuts to greenhouse gas emisisons
Lydia Millet: “If men’s cruel tyranny over women is the matter at hand, there’s a bored disinterest of the liberal literary establishment”
Jenny Offill, Lydia Millet
The author of "Dept. of Speculation" grills the author of "Mermaids in Paradise" on literary women, comic novels
Look what we’ve done to the world’s oceans
Lindsay Abrams
New maps paint "the most comprehensive picture yet" of human-caused ocean acidification
Megyn Kelly’s “Huckabee” flub was Fox News at its best: Why we’re obsessed with cable news bloopers
Erin Keane
She's the latest cable anchor to go accidentally rogue -- and inject the genre with a quick hit of self-awareness
AOL becomes latest company to abandon right-wing ALEC
Luke Brinker
The tech giant is cutting ties with the conservative advocacy group
Study: Global warming worsening watery dead zones
Seth Borenstein
Researchers say they've "underestimated" the problem
“The threats migratory animals face will eventually affect us all”: UN to protect 31 new species
Joanna Rothkopf
The polar bear, Cuvier's beaked whale and hammerhead shark were among those protected
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