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The future of the planet rests on the hunched shoulders of Gen Y

Melia Ungson
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, millenials must organize to prevent devastation from future natural disasters

State Dept. says no environmental bar to Keystone XL

Natasha Lennard
Environmentalists are already criticizing the report, which supports the pipeline extension

Do Republicans comprehend what sequestration is?

Alex Seitz-Wald
The warped, alternate reality depicted by WSJ columnist Peggy Noonan and GOP operatives actually explains a lot

Australia breaks hottest summer record

Freya Petersen
More evidence of global warming: Aussies experienced their warmest January since 1910

10 biggest lies spewed by Sean Hannity

Chelsea Rudman
On Tuesday, Rep. Keith Ellison accused the Fox News host of telling "mistruths." He was speaking euphemistically

Sequestration: Our dumbest, most avoidable economic crisis yet

Tim Price
When Congress' scramble to find a last-minute fix fails, it will have only itself to blame

Amnesty now!

Matthew Cunningham-Cook
Post-Occupy, there's one cause that should unite the Left: The demand for sweeping, effective immigration reform

Caltech physicist slams government on marijuana research

Natasha Lennard
Scientist: If all science ran like marijuana research is being run, creationists would oversee paleontology digs

How the religious right is undermining education

K.C. Boyd
By pushing school choice and Christian education

Whitey Bulger: Secrets behind the capture of the FBI’s most wanted man

Dick Lehr, Gerard O'Neill
After bin Laden's death, mob boss Whitey Bulger was the most wanted man in America. Then he made two mistakes

Creationism, Ayn Rand and gun control: Actual laws proposed this month

David Daley
In Missouri, it would be a felony to propose gun control. Oklahoma wants to protect students from science. Really

Likely EPA pick talks big game on climate

Alex Seitz-Wald
"We are going to take action," vows Gina McCarthy, front-runner to head the Environmental Protection Agency

Not all Dems are Elizabeth Warren

David Sirota
Despite its image of unity, the Democratic Party has its own internal divide pitting money vs. principle

Polls show Republicans sinking on key issues

Jillian Rayfield
Polls show Obama with a firm lead over Republicans on immigration, gun control and the budget

RFK Jr.: Why I got arrested at the White House

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. explains his commitment to climate change reform, and rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline

Obama golfed with oil giants during climate rally

Natasha Lennard
While 40,000 plus protesters descended on D.C. to pressure the president on climate change, he was with oil men

Climate contradiction: Less snow, more blizzards

Seth Borenstein
Scientists get a glimpse at the complex intersection of man-made climate change and extreme snowfall

Dear John McCain: Ted Cruz isn’t what’s wrong with the Senate, you are

Alex Pareene
Longtime example of everything awful about the U.S. Senate says a colleague is ruining everything by being rude

Save the wolverines!

Kim Tingley
Badly hurt by climate change, the wolverine is now a strong candidate for the endangered species list

Millennials will save us!

David D. Burstein
Boomers, Gen Xers and pundits like Thomas Friedman have it wrong: Gen Y's pragmatic idealism can create real change

House committee will discuss asteroid threat

Natasha Lennard
After a meteor crashed into the Russian Urals injuring hundreds, the anti-science science committee plans a hearing

Obama’s climate change promises

Jillian Rayfield
What the president has said, done and not done to combat climate change since taking office

Drinking the fracking Kool-aid

David Sirota
The newest claim from the oil and gas industry: Halliburton-produced fracking fluid is safe to drink

Does “The Feminine Mystique” still matter?

Andi Zeisler
The latest reissue of Betty Friedan's classic triggers an age-old debate about its place in the canon
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