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Cosmic conservation: Why experts argue portions of the solar system should remain untouched
Elizabeth Hlavinka
As space mining and colonization become not-so-distant realities, scientists say preservation should be prioritized
Amazon deforestation continues to plummet
Tik Root
“This shows how an election can change the fate of the Amazon.”
The American crack-up: Why liberalism drives some people crazy
Kim Messick
Examining the psychological demands that liberalism imposes on the modern citizen
African leaders demand global carbon taxes, debt relief to effectively fight climate change
Matthew Rozsa
Global carbon taxes and debt erasure would incentivize African nations to adopt eco-friendly policies
California’s Salton Sea eyed for lithium extraction with new tech
June Kim
As companies with billionaire backing buy in, frontline communities weigh the economics with health and environment
“Climate breakdown has begun,” U.N. official warns, as hottest summer ever shatters records
Matthew Rozsa
"The dog days of summer are not just barking, they are biting," U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres declared
It’s been a big year for the labor movement. What about farmworkers?
Ryan Nebeker
"Farmworkers and advocates see getting labor-related provisions into the farm bill as an opportunity to change"
Astrophysicist Avi Loeb discusses UFOs, alien life and his controversial interstellar research
Elizabeth Hlavinka
The "world's leading alien hunter" on his new book and his relentless search for extraterrestrial objects
Welcome to the Big Tech company town, where democracy and labor rights are a farce
Rae Hodge
Behold the new god-kings of American kleptocracy, who will soon buy out your local government like a sale at IKEA
Extreme heat is now affecting one of your cooking must-haves: Olive oil
Michael La Corte
"People are like, 'I want to protect the environment.' And I'm like, 'You should plant an olive tree.'"
Bulldogs, pugs and other snout-less dogs will suffer as climate change worsens, experts warn
Matthew Rozsa
Brachycephalic dogs — those without snouts — are especially vulnerable to increased heat and wildfire smoke
Marjorie Taylor Greene worries that Burning Man attendees are being brainwashed about climate change
Kelly McClure
During an episode of Infowars, Greene posits that this is "all part of the Left's new lie"
Brazil’s struggling rainforests are so understudied, it’s not clear how bad the damage is
Ana Clara Faria
The extinction crisis is slamming the Amazon, but it's so poorly understood, we don't know what's being lost
Can’t we all get along? Actually, no — not when the other side behaves like that
Kirk Swearingen
Liberal "elites" are too mean to their MAGA fellow citizens, argues David Brooks. Jeepers, not that argument again
Will record heat make Europeans finally embrace the ice cube?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Why won't Europeans put ice in their drinks, even in historic heatwaves?
Teen girls are mad as hell and not going to take it anymore on screen
Nardos Haile
From "Bottoms" and "Yellowjackets" to "Polite Society" and beyond, teen girls are exercising their angry agency
How did we get here? The dumbing of America, from Reagan to Trump and beyond
Brian Karem
Every Trump tantrum makes headlines, while the actual president's work is ignored. This is Reagan's legacy
Exxon says global climate goals are destined to fail
Lyric Aquino
An expanding population and worldwide economy will drive up energy demand for fossil fuels, per Exxon researchers
Powder keg storm Hurricane Idalia leaves a trail of destruction. Its fuse was lit by climate change
Matthew Rozsa
Experts agree that climate change is fueling the devastating storm, which left at least two dead
Conservation groups deter gold mining in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Win in court should protect sage grouse, endangered fish, groups say
“Eco-friendly” straws contain potentially toxic chemicals — posing a threat to people and wildlife
Ovokeroye Abafe
"Perhaps the best thing we can do for now is to avoid using straws altogether, where possible"
Envisioning indigenous food sovereignty as “a whole ecosystem”
Leilani Marie Labong
""The most helpful thing I can do is show people how achievable food sovereignty is"
Don’t look away: It’s a mistake to ignore Donald Trump’s interview with Tucker Carlson
Chauncey DeVega
"The discussion normalized violence as a response to political disappointment"
Can we defend against the online anti-science movement?
Gary N. Smith
The internet was supposed to free our minds. Instead, it's ruled by disinformation. What happened?
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