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Congressional Republicans are outraged that the EPA wants to protect our drinking water

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Climate school hits home: Why warming’s impacts will be so much worse than deniers believe

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Mt. Ama Dablam in the Everest Region of the Himalayas, Nepal. (Pal Teravagimov/Shutterstock)

The glaciers surrounding Mount Everest may be all but gone by the end of this century

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Danish radio station calls out meat eaters’ “double standards” by killing a baby rabbit on air

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“Less is más”? Taco Bell to start shilling “natural” junk food

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Congress’ century-long history of ignoring science: The dangerous climate delusions our lawmakers just can’t shed

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Scientists destroy another climate denier myth: Rising CO2 levels aren’t good for plants

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France’s bold attack on food waste: Law will prohibit supermarkets from trashing unsold food

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We must stop trusting Big Oil: How many environmental nightmares does it take?

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In this photo taken Monday, May 18, 2015, a tractor tills the dry land on the acreage farmed by Gino Celli, near Stockton, Calif. Celli, who farms 1,500 acres of land and manages another 7,000 acres, has senior water rights and draws irrigation water from the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta. Farmers in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta who have California's oldest water rights are proposing to voluntarily cut their use by 25 percent to avoid the possibility of even harsher restrictions by the state later this summer as the record drought continues. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli) (AP)

California’s getting desperate: Unprecedented water restrictions target previously immune farmers

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Get ready for Salon Sustainability’s very first podcast!

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NOAA study: The BP oil spill almost definitely killed a whole lot of dolphins

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The greatest hoax? Not by a long shot: Climate denial school takes on the conspiracy theorists

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Supersized wind turbines are about to take over America

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Burial team in protective gear carry a body of woman suspected to have died from Ebola virus in Monrovia, Liberia, Oct, 18, 2014. (AP/Abbas Dulleh)

Big coal’s “insulting” PR spin: Company claims dirty energy could have solved the Ebola crisis

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Local fracking bans are officially banned in Texas

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Here’s how the White House plans to save our imperiled honeybees

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U.S. summers are about to become a lot less tolerable for a lot more people

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Big Oil’s astronomical hand-out: Fossil fuels receive $5.3 trillion in global subsidies each year

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Oil CEO tried to get scientists fired for investigating the connection between fracking and earthquakes

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Marilyn Baptiste in Xeni, Nemiah Valley (Goldman Environmental Prize)

“We are born into this”: Meet the First Nations leader who defeated a mining behemoth

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Mark Bittman (The New York Times/Fred R. Conrad)

Our food system is still a toxic mess: Mark Bittman on changing the way America eats

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Mammoth reproductions in the visitors' center Ark Nebra in Nebra, Germany, March 29, 2012. (AP/Jens Meyer)

“Does this mean we can clone a mammoth?”: The tantalizing, risky and very real science of de-extinction

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Marc Corneliseen (ColdFacts)

Climate change’s tragic toll: The Arctic, two missing researchers & unsettling questions about a warming planet

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