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Ignoring Indigenous rights is making the green transition more expensive
Anita Hofschneider
“If you’re going to develop energy in the U.S. you’ve got to do it with the support of tribal communities."
Wildfires in Chile leave at least 122 dead and hundreds more missing
Matthew Rozsa
Wildfires are expected to be more common and more intense due to climate change
Not clowning around: Clown fish can count each other’s stripes and will fight enemies they recognize
Matthew Rozsa
Clown fish can identify each other by counting, new research suggests, emphasizing Nemo's hidden intelligence
Greta Thunberg on trial in London following arrest for protests that blocked oil conference
Matthew Rozsa
The young climate activist is accused of refusing to stop protesting after police ordered her to move
“Striking back hard”: Climate change protesters on how fossil fuel companies try to squash dissent
Matthew Rozsa
Climate change is a major existential crisis, but those who bring attention to it are often unduly punished
Advocates demand halt to uranium mine near the Grand Canyon
Matthew Rozsa
Energy Fuels says nuclear power is necessary to fight climate change, but Indigenous tribes fear losing their homes
Colombia calls for aid as forest fires fueled by climate change destroy more than 42,000 acres
Rae Hodge
President declares national emergency, calling on UN and EU for aid while some report arson is partially to blame
If the multiverse theory is real, how soon can I ditch this sucky timeline?
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Unsurprisingly, pop culture gets the multiverse wrong. Here's how it really works and how to escape this place
Hot? Hungry? Step inside these food forests
Max Graham
"The good news is there’s a simple way to cool things down: plant trees"
Trawling for trouble: How fishing along the seafloor significantly worsens climate change
Matthew Rozsa
One of the least discussed factors of global heating is trawling the seafloor. It's also one of the easiest to stop
So much for moving to Europe: Trump’s allies are plotting an EU takeover
John Feffer
Conflict over immigration and Ukraine could tear the EU apart — and the far right is poised for a power grab
Seagulls are moving more into urban areas — risking an outbreak of bird flu
Matthew Rozsa
Seagulls are notoriously pesky about seeking human food — but bird flu exposure poses a public health threat
“Stop this madness”: Alaska Airlines’ Boeing 737 MAX door plug blowout follows a trail of negligence
Brian A. Barsky
The FAA endangered the safety of the flying public with its lack of oversight of Boeing
Canada lags behind on efforts to address human rights abuses in seafood supply chains
Peter Vandergeest, Carli Melo, Melissa Marschke
"Canada is falling behind in addressing labor abuse and sustainability in seafood supply chains"
PETA suggests new Groundhog Day tradition — replacing Punxsutawney Phil with a coin
Kelly McClure
"He is not a meteorologist and deserves better," the animal rights organization writes in a group letter
Groundwater resources are drying up across the globe. New research suggests we can fight the drip
Matthew Rozsa
A new study reveals that groundwater levels, though at dangerously low levels, can be replenished
Meat and dairy industry giants hold the plant power behind many vegan brands
Benjamin Selwyn
"At present, meat and dairy producers are supported by mega state subsidies"
“It’s not game over – it’s game on”: why 2024 is an inflection point for the climate crisis
Wesley Morgan
The accelerating shift toward clean energy technologies means global greenhouse gas emissions may fall in 2024
Veganuary: four surprising perks of a plant-based diet
Jack Marley
"These health benefits increase as people eat fewer animal products"
Stewards of the kelp forests: New research reveals how sea otters dramatically influence the climate
Matthew Rozsa
Otters help garden carbon-absorbing forests that protect coastlines. But they're vulnerable to climate change too
Weather underground: What caves can reveal about climate change, both past and future
Matthew Rozsa
Climate change doesn't just affect above-ground ecosystems. A new study illuminates the damage below our feet
Is America like the Soviet Union in 1990? It sometimes feels that way
Jackson Diianni
America's symptoms of decline are everywhere — and history tells us what happens if we don't change course
“Democrat shenanigans”: Experts alarmed as MAGA fans cry “fraud” in Iowa — despite Trump’s huge win
Areeba Shah
“‘Democracy’ as we’ve experienced it is at risk,” professor warns
How to build renewables without threatening biodiversity? Carefully
Max Graham
Researchers say coupling wind and solar farms with actual farms is a good place to start
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