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This company’s oat milk flour is gaining a big following — and it it helps fight food waste, too
Michael Harlan Turkell
Renewal Mill says top oat milk companies are clamoring to partner with them
FEMA ignores Puerto Rico’s once-in-a-lifetime chance to build a clean energy grid
Patrick Parenteau, Rachel Stevens
FEMA plans to spend $9.4 billion on fossil fuel infrastructure instead
Joe Manchin’s love of coal could derail Biden’s climate plan
Michael Oppenheimer
It's no longer possible to slow down the pace of climate change and give the energy industry time to adjust
How Washington dealt with a pandemic — in the 18th century
Matthew Rozsa
U.S. political parties were similarly riven by arguments over public health back in the late 18th century
Climate change is going to make life harder for dogs and cats
Matthew Rozsa
Heat, access to food, and human suffering will affect companion animals both owned and unowned
White America’s “hidden wound” threatens to destroy the country — and not for the first time
Kirk Swearingen
Half a century ago, writer Wendell Berry saw this coming: What white people can't talk about is destroying them
Steven Pinker: “I’m trying to resolve how we can be so rational and irrational at the same time”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"No individual can be counted on to be particularly rational"
Warm water species here to stay five years after northern California’s largest marine heatwave
Erica Nielsen, Sam Walkes
Warmer waters allowed species to move far past their usual northern boundaries
As heat waves intensify, tens of thousands of US classrooms will be too hot for students to learn in
Paul Chinowsky
More than 26,000 schools in the US will need to upgrade or install air conditioning by 2025
Solving the climate crisis requires the end of capitalism
Jeremy Lent
Overcoming the climate crisis will require a shift away from our growth-based, corporate-dominated global system
Road to nowhere: Oklahoma’s Donald J. Trump Highway runs through the Dust Bowl
Russell Cobb
Trump got 92% of the vote in desolate Cimarron County, Oklahoma. But locals remain skeptical, about everything
Did COVID-19 secretly unite (rather than divide) us? A new documentary argues just that
Matthew Rozsa
Salon interviewed the director of the provocative Netflix documentary, "Convergence: Courage in a Crisis"
Joe Biden complains Kyrsten Sinema is ignoring his calls — but she talks to Mitch
Igor Derysh
Sinema says she won’t negotiate publicly. But Democratic leaders say she's not negotiating in private either
Meet the Christian climate scientist who wants to de-politicize the climate crisis conversation
Alli Joseph
Lead writer of three U.S. National Climate Assessment reports urges personal connection and understanding
Sanders accuses Manchin of “sabotage” over demand to drop family, child care, Medicare provisions
Igor Derysh
Manchin says other Democrats want an "entitlement society." Bernie blasts Manchin, Sinema for undermining Biden
Mitch McConnell slammed by both Trump and Senate Democrats following debt ceiling standoff
Jon Skolnik
McConnell's detente gives Democrats two and a half more months to suspend the debt ceiling and avoid default
Fox News: 25 years of making everyone’s lives progressively crappier
Melanie McFarland
Conservative media was going to birth a network eventually. But Fox has made life worse, even if you never watch
Climate-change transition in the Age of Billionaires
John Feffer
Can we create a world of solidarity economics or are we doomed to climate profiteering?
In cities, dangerous heat exposure has tripled since the 1980s, with the poor most at risk
Cascade Tuholske, Chris Funk, Kathryn Grace
Nearly one-quarter of the global population lives in urban areas where extreme heat exposure has risen
Tip O’Neill’s “bipartisan” politics are long gone — but Democrats can still forge a path forward
Carl Pope
Some Democrats are still attached to a bygone political era — but Biden is actively trying to forge the future
A new California oil spill is a pollution nightmare
Matthew Rozsa
More than 100,000 gallons of oil have leaked into the Pacific Ocean since Saturday
It’s not just you: Everyone is Googling “climate anxiety”
Kate Yoder
Google has reported a 565% increase in "climate anxiety" searches over the past year, reflecting widespread fears
Hurricane Ida’s destruction was the result of years of systemic racism
Rashad Robinson
Even after a racial justice awakening, the effects of climate change and natural disaster reflect deep inequality
Pramila Jayapal rejects Manchin demand to slash Biden bill to $1.5T: “Not going to happen”
Igor Derysh
Democrats' battle lines harden — progressives vow they won't let "corporate lobbyists" kill Biden's spending bill
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