We’ve barely explored the darkest realm of the ocean. With rare-metal mining on the rise, we’re already destroying it.
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How severe is the drought gripping the American West? See for yourself
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'Cool’ roofs, cooler designs as the building industry embraces energy sustainability
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A volcanic eruption triggers earthquakes and fears of lake methane explosions in eastern Congo
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Exxon CEO is dealt stinging setback at hands of new activist
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Solar power's decade of falling costs is thrown into reverse
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Regenerative farming is fast becoming the higher standard for consumers seeking to protect their health and the planet
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When Texas’ natural gas supplies froze up, prices soared, and now Minnesota’s customers are looking at an $800 million bill
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Marin to be first big Bay Area water agency to push ahead with water restrictions
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DDT’s toxic legacy can harm granddaughters of women exposed, study shows
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Simple hand-built structures can help streams survive wildfires and drought
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Steven Donziger has been under house arrest for over 580 days, awaiting trial on a misdemeanor charge. It’s all, he says, because he beat a multinational energy corporation in court.
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Climate anxiety is an overwhelmingly White phenomenon
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The making of a "European Yellowstone" in the Carpathian Mountains of Romania
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Wisconsin hunters kill over 200 wolves in less than three days
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Denmark is far from reaching its ambitious target for carbon emission reductions by 2030, the country's climate watchdog said in its annual review of climate policies
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The Kenyan Maasai who once hunted lions are now their saviors
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Natural gas skyrockets again to $500 as blackouts spread in US
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20,000 honey bees took over a tech company’s empty office during lockdown
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When travel restrictions stopped bird-watchers from visiting the Swedish island of Stora Karlsö, hidden ecosystem dynamics were revealed
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Forever chemicals are widespread in US drinking water
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Electric cars are better for the planet – and often your budget, too
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Hunting pastime spikes during pandemic. Conservationists are glad
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The last two northern white rhinos on earth
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A monster wind turbine is upending an industry
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Denmark will dig up millions of dead mink after a hasty cull and burial intended to stamp out a coronavirus mutation ended with a new contamination risk
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The hidden cost of building fences
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The pandemic, the Clean Power Plan, and the Paris Agreement: US emissions drop 7% year on year due to effects of COVID-19
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The uneasy afterlife of our dazzling trash: Where do CDs go to die?
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How the waters off Los Angeles became a DDT dumping ground
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First nest of Asian giant "murder hornets" in the US found in Washington state
17 votes -
Restoring farmland could drastically slow extinctions, fight climate change
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Private firefighting crews in California spark conflict after alleged illegal backfires in Glass Fire
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The West’s infernos are melting our sense of how fire works
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Wild pigs are running rampant—and doing billions of dollars of damage each year
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Find air quality near your exact location
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HBO's 'The Wire' inspired a fake turtle egg that spies on poachers
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Gas companies are abandoning their wells, leaving them to leak methane forever
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Inside the Icelandic facility where Bitcoin is mined—cryptocurrency mining now uses more of the Nordic island nation's electricity than its homes
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The country’s most important climate election is happening in Texas
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California El Dorado wildfire sparked by device to reveal baby's gender
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Extreme heat wave targets California as wildfires rage
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CA Gov. Gavin Newsom: By this point last year, 4,292 fires had burned 56,000 acres. This year, 7,002 fires have chewed through more than 1.4 million acres.
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National Hurricane Center nailed track forecast for Laura within a mile and three days in advance
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Why one expert predicts a major hurricane hitting Houston would be "America's Chernobyl"
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How a plan to save the power system disappeared: A federal lab found a way to modernize the grid, reduce reliance on coal, and save consumers billions. Then Trump appointees blocked it
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Tahlequah, the orca who carried her dead calf for seventeen days in 2018, is pregnant again
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The great climate migration has begun
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Destroying a way of life to save Louisiana: The state’s $50 billion plan to re-engineer its coastline may wash some fishing communities off the map
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California’s Hog Fire is producing its own thunderstorms
4 votes