Showing results for: Climate Change (page 88)
How climate change is hurting this new Mexican coffee
Hollie Stephens
Piñons are essential to certain coffee roasters’ brews, but they may not be around forever
Scientists believe the Great Barrier Reef is about to suffer another mass bleaching
Eric Schank
The largest coral reef in the world is at risk of becoming dead and barren
Why renters are uniquely vulnerable to climate disasters
Adam Mahoney
The U.S. housing market is tight — and 40 percent of rental units are in the path of disaster
The center cannot hold: Manchin and Sinema are wrecking America — here’s how to beat them
Paul Rosenberg
"Centrism," as those two mean it, is a catastrophic misreading of political reality. We need an entirely new model
Your gas stove is warming the climate — even when it’s turned off
Emily Pontecorvo, Zoya Teirstein
A new study by Stanford University researchers says methane leaks aren't limited to oil and gas wells and pipelines
We moved to an off-the-grid paradise and ended up fighting a war to save the forest
Alison Clement
We knew what it would take to stop logging from destroying the land: endless pressure, endlessly applied
Yes, there’s a climate change version of Wordle now
Kate Yoder
“You want the tiles to turn green, just like the planet"
Is there a place for spirituality in space science?
Adam R. Shapiro
A top NASA official’s biblical remarks about the James Webb Space Telescope sparked an outcry
Roy Choi shines a light on our broken food systems: “We’ll throw away food before we feed people”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The food truck icon talks to Salon about standing up for social justice, with a taco in hand
Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson give their definition of Black and say “there’s no such thing as climate”
Brett Bachman
All of the wildest claims from an especially scientifically illiterate conversation with Jordan Peterson
Antiwar critics blast Pelosi over fast-track $500M military aid to Ukraine
Jake Johnson
This is "how the space for nonmilitary options gets slowly closed off," congressional aide tells The Intercept
After the tequila boom, “Dos Estaciones” shows how the Mexican communities left behind have changed
Gary M. Kramer
Director Juan Pablo González spoke to Salon about "foreign forces" affecting the lives of agave & factory workers
Dust is a growing problem. What role does farmland play?
Virginia Gewin
Researchers are investigating the links between modern agriculture and rising incidents of dust storms
Sunrise Movement’s Varshini Prakash on not losing hope on climate change: “I’m still here fighting”
Gary M. Kramer
Prakash spoke to Salon about "To the End," which tracks her efforts and that of AOC and two other eco-activists
Exxon pledges to cut emissions — but not from its oil
Zoya Teirstein
Exxon Mobil's new net-zero pledge stacks up poorly, even by oil company standards
After a year of Joe Biden, how come we still have Donald Trump’s foreign policy?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Biden promised a new era of diplomacy, stability and American leadership — but has doubled down on Trump's failures
What the fuzzy animals of Netflix’s “The House” can teach “Don’t Look Up” about climate anxiety
Alison Stine
The stories in the Netflix horror anthology convey an unease about nature going haywire
How mRNA technology could create a new vaccine — against ticks
Zoya Teirstein
Tick-borne illnesses are on the rise. This new vaccine could eventually protect against several of them
America’s deepest and most dangerous divide isn’t between Democrats and Republicans
Richard Eckersley
Americans long for personal and social transformation — but mainstream politics and media are trapped in the past
“We’re 15 years too late”: Endocrine-disrupting plastic additive BPA is still in everything
Matthew Rozsa
Sequestered in receipts, water bottles and human urine, humans know BPA is bad for us. Why can't we quit it?
Biden administration slammed for funding “false” plastics solutions
Joseph Winters
Advocates say the agency’s efforts to develop chemical recycling are a "waste of tax dollars"
How the states have become “Laboratories of Autocracy” — and why it’s worse than you think
Paul Rosenberg
Former Ohio Democratic Party head David Pepper has a dire warning: Rigged state legislatures are destroying America
Have we forgotten how to read critically?
Kate Harding
An essay about writing, intent and women who don't really hate their husbands even if they declare they do
How to protect your precious plants from a harsh frost
Nadia Hassani
Winter doesn't have to destroy your hard work from the spring
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