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“There are no silver bullets”: Humanity’s incredible run of luck might be coming to an end

Lindsay Abrams
Humans have overcome plenty of natural crises before, Ruth DeFries tells Salon. Will we be able to do so again?

The horrifying truth: Our oil addiction is only getting worse

Michael Klare
Americans are driving more than ever and guzzling more gas, while the White House stands by and lets it happen

Military base cancels Cee Lo Green performance over rape comments

Jenny Kutner
In an attempt to deal with its own sexual assault crisis, the military is holding the musician accountable

The EPA is (finally) taking on air travel

Lindsay Abrams
After years of pressure, the agency took a first step toward regulating a major source of emissions

Hillary Clinton bashes climate change deniers

Joanna Rothkopf
At the National Clean Energy Summit in Las Vegas, Clinton did little else to clarify her potential energy policy

Gaza’s scary new outrage: How some Israeli leaders are pushing for war crimes

Bethan Staton
Amid the threat of more airstrikes, Palestinians (and many Israelis) have another fear: Where the rhetoric is going

Scientists have sequenced the coffee genome

Lindsay Abrams
Breakthrough could help protect the beloved beverage from climate catastrophe

Industry is ramping up its efforts to defeat GMO labeling

Lindsay Abrams
Halfway through the year, Big Food and Big Ag have already tripled their 2013 spending

Eat less meat, save the planet — and yourself

Lindsay Abrams
One of the biggest climate solutions also happens to be the healthiest, a new study finds

Here’s how bad it would be if Yellowstone’s supervolcano erupted today

Lindsay Abrams
This hypothetical is the stuff of nightmares

Pop culture’s newest apocalypse: Visions of a smartphone dystopia

Andrew Leonard
Two acclaimed new books show how our smartphone addiction is changing the way we think about the end of the world

How this politician could help save the planet

Simeon Tegel
Marina Silva could become the first environmentalist to lead a major world economy. But what would it look like?

12 absolutely delicious apples you’ve probably never tasted

Lindsay Abrams
We're living in an apple renaissance, author Rowan Jacobsen tells Salon

The Magical President doesn’t exist: What the left must really do to defeat the wingnuts

Joan Walsh
The myth of a president who can solve our problems alone is inane. The big task right now? Rescue these midterms

How David Mitchell gets fantasy wrong

Laura Miller
The "Cloud Atlas" author mars a promising novel on the end of civilization with a cheesy vampire showdown

6 extreme weather events that pummeled America this summer

Joanna Rothkopf
Research says that extreme weather is becoming more common. Here were the most devastating events this summer

The right’s “tyranny” paranoia: Why climate deniers are so afraid of Obama now

Simon Maloy
After a month of calling Obama a lazy checked-out president, conservatives are now angry that he's doing things

Catastrophic flooding turned the U.K. into a nation of climate change believers

Lindsay Abrams
Apparently extreme weather speaks louder than science

The Washington Post wants to fix the climate debate — by featuring even more deniers

Lindsay Abrams
The Posts' bold new editorial stance is confusingly hypocritical

Erickson’s proud ignorance: RedState’s founder doesn’t believe those lying climate scientists

Simon Maloy
Erick Erickson challenges the climate change movement with his Grand Unified Theory of LOL Science Whatever

Stop saying global warming caused Ebola!

Lindsay Abrams
Several media outlets jumped the gun in suggesting that climate change was a key factor in the current outbreak

Leaked IPCC report: Impacts of climate change may be “severe, pervasive and irreversible”

Lindsay Abrams
Emissions are growing, and our window to act is getting smaller

Climate change’s deadly new threat

Brian Palmer
Scientists say harmful algal blooms like the ones currently affecting Lake Erie could be a sign of things to come

Neil deGrasse Tyson: Ken Ham’s beliefs are even crazy for Christians

Dan Arel
The "Cosmos" host sounds off on the creationist movement, Answers in Genesis and its increasingly unhinged leader
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