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When will climate change become the crucial issue in American elections?
Tom Engelhardt
Most pressing issue was missing in action in the 2022 midterm elections
Is Earth a self-regulating organism? New study suggests our planet has a built-in climate control
Troy Farah
Earth can correct its climate over eons, scientists say; sadly, it doesn't work fast enough to stop climate change
Experts say COP27’s ‘plastic waste pyramid’ is focusing on the wrong solution
Joseph Winters
Some call it a missed opportunity to push for plastic production cuts
What the Sam Bankman-Fried debacle can teach us about “longtermism”
Émile P. Torres
I'm not surprised that longtermism led to fraud, corruption and disaster. I'm mostly surprised it wasn't worse
Cooking from meal boxes can cut household food waste by 38%, according to research
Shantanu Mullick, Erica Van Herpen, Sebastian Schuster
Are people better off outsourcing part of the cooking process with subscription meal boxes?
How did gourds evolve to be so weird? Biologists think they know why
Matthew Rozsa
Pumpkins and melons have incredible diversity, and can weigh one pound or 1,000. What's their genetic secret?
Facing a call for climate reparations, wealthy nations propose an insurance scheme
Naveena Sadasivam
A group of countries led by Germany announced a climate insurance scheme called the Global Shield at COP27
Super PAC money has become an existential threat to Democrats — and democracy
Maya Handa
If Democratic leaders don't crack down on super PAC spending, they'll lose control of the party to billionaires
Study: Extreme heat responsible for hundreds of deaths in Texas prisons
Alleen Brown
Texas officials claimed that no prisoners have been killed by heat. A new report shows they're wrong
Biden to federal contractors: Make plans to cut your greenhouse gas emissions
Avery Schuyler Nunn
Companies supplying the largest buyer of goods on the planet could soon have to get in line with the Paris Agreemen
“Who was it, and what did they buy?” Right-wing dark money group gets $850M from 2 anonymous donors
Jake Johnson
The gifts were "among the largest ever donations to a politically-connected group"
How do you cover a present nothing like the past?
Mark Schapiro
Tips for covering the extremes driven by climate change, and the potential perils of biofuels
“I don’t want to be a vampire, I want to be a werewolf”: Herschel Walker campaign gets more bizarre
Igor Derysh
"I've got to say, it's some rambling incoherence taken to Olympian levels," said MSNBC host Joe Scarborough
How California’s initiative to fund electric vehicles went terribly wrong
Blanca Begert
Prop 30 had widespread support. Then Governor Newsom and billionaires got involved
Biden touts methane crackdown at COP27
Emily Pontecorvo
A new EPA proposal would allow third parties to catch methane "super emitters" red handed
It’s not just Coca-Cola: Corporations have co-opted the UN climate talks
Kate Yoder
COP27 is covered with logos. But that's just the start of companies' influence.
Population growth, climate change create an ‘Anthropocene engine’ that’s changing the planet
Manfred Laubichler
The 'Anthropocene engine' forges forward as population and emissions hit record levels — how can it be slowed?
Bees’ average lifespan has halved in fifty years. That could be bad news for humanity
Matthew Rozsa
One-third of the human diet comes from plants pollinated by bees
Fruit and vegetables: Is it better to peel them?
Kirsty Hunter
Not all fruit and vegetables need to be peeled. In fact, a lot of nutrients are lost when we peel them
The population has reached 8 billion — but experts aren’t worried about overpopulation. Here’s why
Troy Farah
Why humanity at 8 billion people does not mean we've hit a “Malthusian catastrophe”
With 10k layoffs looming, Jeff Bezos grants Dolly Parton millions and pledges his fortune to charity
Joy Saha
"Building Amazon was not easy ... charity, philanthropy, is very similar"
Getting to ‘net-zero’ emissions: How energy leaders envision countering climate change in the future
Seth Blumsack, Lara B. Fowler
Energy companies don't believe in renewable energy in totality, and many are afraid of the accompanying risks
Loss and damage: Who is responsible when climate change harms the world’s poorest countries?
Bethany Tietjen
This year at COP, countries may decide if and how to compensate countries most impacted by climate change
Ron Johnson says Biden is “compromised” by China
David Edwards
Sen. Ron Johnson expressed having "a feeling" about Biden during an interview with Fox News host Maria Bartiromo
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