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Growing old with Dr. Who

Dan Coxon
The British science fiction series celebrates a half century of brilliance

“They are trying to destroy my life”: Chevron’s legal war on its harshest critic

Jason Mark
The oil giant has filed a countersuit against Steven Donziger, who represents Ecuadorians harmed by an oil spill

Ending fire zone subsidies is no Ayn Rand fantasy

David Sirota
Colorado's governor has a new plan to help keep taxpayers off the hook for developers' irresponsible decisions

Harvard can save us from global warming apocalypse

Todd Gitlin
Universities may not wield the power of investment banks, but they can help take the divestment movement mainstream

“Our governments have given up”: Green groups walk out of U.N. climate talks

Lindsay Abrams
Activists are protesting the lack of meaningful progress at Warsaw

Sorry, Frank Bruni: Liz Cheney is no worse than Congress

Josh Eidelson
Pundits privilege interpersonal ethics over the suffering of millions, and pretend gay marriage is beyond politics

Meet the Koch funded “stink tanks” that are influencing policy

Joshua Holland
By disguising corporate propaganda as legitimate research they're pushing a hard-right agenda

The U.S. has the world’s 43rd-best climate policy

Lindsay Abrams
There's a lot of room for improvement

Feds open investigation into spate of Tesla fires

Lindsay Abrams
Elon Musk says the probe was his idea, but he may just be trying to save face

Haiyan may have made climate change worse

Lindsay Abrams
Researchers believe the storm released a massive amount of carbon into the atmosphere

A new view of climate change: Terrorism against the people

Stephan Richter
That is how it's felt in the Philippines and in many poor nations around the world

Developing countries push for climate change “reparations”

Lindsay Abrams
Should the industrialized nations most responsible for global warming compensate those now suffering its effects?

Colorado to become first state to limit methane from fracking

Lindsay Abrams
Activists and drillers joined together on the new rule

The last thing Antarctica needs is an active volcano

Lindsay Abrams
Guess what was discovered beneath the continent's massive ice sheet?

Is the future of meat products, not meat at all?

Tom Foster
Beyond Meat's chicken-less chicken takes fewer raw materials and less water to produce than raising the real animal

U.N. climate chief attempts to convert coal industry

Lindsay Abrams
Coal has "the opportunity to be part of the worldwide climate solution," Christiana Figueres said

Report: China will be world leader in clean energy by 2035

THE CLIMATE GROUP
The country is predicted to generate more renewable power than the US, EU, and Japan combined

Capitalism is a “dirty word”: America’s new socialist council member talks to Salon

Josh Eidelson
Newly elected, America's first big-city socialist council member in decades speaks to Salon

Is the world finally ready to do something about climate change?

Michael Klare
The "super typhoon" in the Philippines was only the latest sign that we're facing an almost incomprehensible threat

Fox host: What the Philippines needs is “more fossil fuels”

Lindsay Abrams
Blaming natural disasters on climate change is just "an excuse to not help people in poverty," said Dana Perino

Japan basically gives up on trying to reduce emissions

Lindsay Abrams
A "huge step backwards" in the fight against global warming

Neocon redux: How Chris Christie is just like Dick Cheney

David Sirota
When it comes to budgets and civil liberties, the New Jersey governor sounds like any other Bush-era Republican

50 climate speeches in 50 weeks: Sheldon Whitehouse reaches Senate milestone

Lindsay Abrams
The Rhode Island Democrat has given a speech on climate change for every week that the Senate's in session

Sorry, Tea Party: Most red-state Americans believe global warming is real

Lindsay Abrams
An overwhelming majority of Americans accept that global warming is real and caused by humans.
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