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The GOP’s tired, predictable attack on EPA climate action
Lindsay Abrams
Is this really the best the right can do?
EPA: New power plant rules could result in up to $90 billion in climate and health benefits
Lindsay Abrams
"The most costly thing we can do is to do nothing," said EPA administrator Gina McCarthy
Obama’s new carbon regulations: Necessary policy with a steep political cost
Simon Maloy
Action on climate change is needed, even if it puts the president's party in a political hole
Neil deGrasse Tyson destroys more climate myths: Yes, we’re the problem
Lindsay Abrams
The "Cosmos" host explains why we can't blame global warming on "those damn volcanoes"
Paul Krugman dismantles Piketty’s haters
Elias Isquith
The New York Times columnist says the recent attacks on the French economist's work are bogus
Obama’s power plant rule revealed: EPA seeks 30 percent reduction in emissions
Lindsay Abrams
UPDATED: The proposal aims for a 30 percent cut in carbon emissions by 2030
Jaron Lanier on Internet and middle class: “We have screwed things up”
Scott Timberg
Salon Q&A: Tech visionary Jaron Lanier on Thomas Piketty, Jeff Bezos and Amazon, how to save the creative class
Monsanto vs. the monarchs: The fight to save the world’s most stunning butterfly migration
Lindsay Abrams
North America is on the verge of losing one of its most spectacular phenomena, Chip Taylor tells Salon
Paul Krugman blasts the Chamber of Commerce’s pitiful attack on environmentalists
Elias Isquith
The New York Times columnist writes that the lobbying giant's latest report undermines its own conclusions
How Obama’s power plant emission rules will work
Josh LedermanWatch: The Neil deGrasse Tyson climate denier takedown we’ve been waiting for is finally here
Lindsay Abrams
The "Cosmos" host explains the difference between weather and climate in a new clip
Community Discussion: How can we prepare the planet for the next generation?
Annemarie Dooling
A high school student asks what we can do when our government doesn't seem to care about the environment.
Researchers: A trillion tiny pieces of plastic could be released back into the ocean by melting Arctic ice
Lindsay Abrams
Our pollution may be coming back to haunt us
A “tragic family story”: Inside the Koch brothers’ past — and uncertain future
Elias Isquith
The libertarian billionaires are more complicated than you think, the author of a new family biography tells Salon
An invasive species is threatening Montana’s native trout — and climate change is making it possible
Lindsay Abrams
Warming waters are leading to increased hybridization between the two species of fish, a new study warns
Rick Scott awkwardly dodges questions about his climate denialism
Lindsay Abrams
"I'm not a scientist," Scott said, refusing to say whether he believes in man-made climate change
Big Energy is just like Big Tobacco — and that’s terrible news for everyone
Michael Klare
Just as the tobacco industry carried out a dangerous shift in strategy, so too are peddlers of oil and coal
Alex Trebek tells Salon: Humans are causing climate change!
Daniel D'Addario
Trebek clears up his political beliefs in an exchange with Salon
WSJ’s shameful climate denial: The scientific consensus is not a myth
Lindsay Abrams
97% of scientists agree that man-made climate change is happening, and a transparent Op-Ed fails to argue otherwise
The right’s new horror show: What reform conservatives are really peddling
Matt Bruenig
Forget the talk about modernizing conservatism and making it less nutty. The future's more dangerous than you think
“Yet another wake-up call”: Carbon pollution in Northern Hemisphere reaches record high
Lindsay Abrams
A new low (as in, high) for atmospheric CO2
7 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ann Coulter’s climate-change insanity
Janet Allon
Coulter claims that solving climate change would cause genocide, while an ex-TV host says Satan's behind evolution
Russia’s environmental crisis: Exiled activist sounds off to Salon
Lindsay Abrams
"The government is trying to control all of civil society," says Suren Gaazaryan
A Sterling proposal: Let’s abolish team owners altogether
LENNY DEFRANCO
Franchises are often just another item on the balance sheet of some remote industrial baron. They don't have to be
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