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Ozone layer on the mend
Simeon Tegel
With international cooperation, its holes are finally shrinking. But the climate change fight is far from over
12 ways Obama’s inauguration speech humiliated the Tea Party
Adele M. Stan
After reclaiming the language of patriotism, Obama threw it back in the faces of the GOP in the name of liberalism
Obama’s climate change vow will be quickly tested
Natasha Lennard
UPDATED: Environmentalists pleased by his Inaugural message await his Keystone XL pipeline decision with concern
“Seneca Falls, and Selma, and Stonewall”
Salon Staff
The full text of the president's prepared remarks
We hold global warming’s answer
Neil Shubin
The entirety of the universe, and lessons from previous global cooling and warming, can be seen within our bodies
My 1,700-mile hike across the XL Pipeline
Ken Ilgunas
I wanted to learn everything about the environmental battle. I saw a country marked by apathy, and flickers of hope
Would you want David Brooks’ job?
Jonathan Bernstein
Don't be too sure. Being a conservative columnist for the New York Times is impossible by design
The endangered GOP House majority?
Steve Kornacki
2014 will be a tough lift for Dems, but they may be closer than you think to winning back complete control of D.C.
Just how factual is “Lincoln”?
Daniel D'Addario
Historians question whether Spielberg has made the 16th president into an unrealistic hero
N.Y. Gov. Cuomo pushes for green energy bank
Alex Halperin
He's also supporting the toughest gun control law in the country
Bold new conservative ideas still mostly involve screwing the poor
Alex Pareene
Bobby Jindal and Jim DeMint exemplify an ossified movement with no new answers for poverty or anything else
Phil Gingrey once sat on the House Science Committee
Jillian Rayfield
Gingrey, who partially defended Todd Akin on "legitimate rape," also chairs the GOP Doctor’s Caucus
The House GOP can’t be beat: It’s worse than gerrymandering
Rob Richie, Devin McCarthy
The right dominates the House because of redistricting. The solution requires rethinking the way we vote
7 theories why Obama gets rolled by Republicans
Joshua Holland
The jury's still out on the "fiscal cliff," but the House GOP often seems to get the better of the president
Scientists hate the GOP for a reason
Amanda Marcotte
Arizona State's Daniel Sarewitz says his colleagues should support more Republicans. They may not have the luxury
5 reasons natural gas won’t save us
Tara Lohan
We can't drill our way out of the climate crisis without creating an even bigger mess in the process
Your weatherman probably denies global warming
David Sirota
The good news: People can be persuaded climate change is real. The bad news: TV experts can't
Why didn’t anyone ask Christie about climate change?
David Sirota
Five networks interview Chris Christie about Hurricane Sandy -- and they're all afraid to mention global warming
Does Obama have a diversity problem?
Joan Walsh
He lost the votes of white men, but they're winning top Cabinet picks. Still, the Times distorted his record a bit
2012 was hottest year ever in US
Associated Press
Widespread drought and a very mild winter pushed up the average temperature to 55.32 degrees
New Congress, same Republicans
Jamelle Bouie
The House of Representatives in the 113th Congress will be just as dysfunctional as the last one
Progressives don’t hold a monopoly on science
Alex B. Berezow
The conservative co-author of a book on partisan science answers his critic from Pacific Standard
British xenophobia on the rise
Barry Neild
Whites are now one of London's minorities. And with the economy in turmoil, many are lashing out at immigrants
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