Land without bread: The Green New Deal forsakes America’s countryside
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The strange, uncertain fate of one of the world’s most valuable salmon habitats
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Red to green: The stark evolution of Christchurch's abandoned acres
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The blood-dimmed tide - Climate change is poised to alter the face of global conflict
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Norway's bold plan to tackle overtourism and climate change at the same time
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The hot mess of Hawai‘i’s renewable power push
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Life after reading "The Uninhabitable Earth"
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A trailblazing plan to fight California wildfires
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The empty radicalism of the climate apocalypse: What would it mean to get serious about climate change?
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How the plastics industry is fighting to keep polluting the world
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'Desert Island Dump' A three-part study of the most polluted beach in the world.
Desert Island Dump Chapter 1: Shipwrecked Chapter 2: The Big Haul Chapter 3: "Stolen from Talley's" Here's an abriged version: Henderson Island: the Pacific paradise groaning under 18 tonnes of...
Desert Island Dump
Here's an abriged version: Henderson Island: the Pacific paradise groaning under 18 tonnes of plastic waste
And a video of the beach.
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Killer heat in the United States: Climate choices and the future of dangerously hot days
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'Climate Despair' Is Making People Give Up on Life
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The day the fire came: A tale of love and loss on the Panhandle plains
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The snakes that ate Florida
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Rainforest on fire: On the front lines of Bolsonaro’s war on the Amazon, Brazil’s forest communities fight against climate catastrophe
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The Green New Deal wants farmers to restore the land, not keep wrecking it
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The Green New Deal wants farmers to restore the land, not keep wrecking it
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Antarctica: Journey to the heart of global warming
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Hell is high water: When will the Mississippi River come for New Orleans?
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Bullhead City, Arizona was a retiree paradise. Then came a biblical plague of flies.
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How to make wind power sustainable again
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The city of tomorrow: What decarbonized, climate-resilient, and equitable cities could look like
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An (even more) inconvenient truth: Why carbon credits for forest preservation may be worse than nothing
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How greed and corruption blew up South Korea’s nuclear industry
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Water democracy: Farmers in New Mexico band together to protect scarce water resources from developments that could end their way of life
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What happened when I bought a house with solar panels
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Inside the long war to protect plastic: Single-use plastic is clogging oceans and landfills. The industry that makes it has waged a decades-long campaign to keep it on the market.
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Los Angeles Fire Season Is Beginning Again. And It Will Never End. A bulletin from our climate future.
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The methane detectives: On the trail of a global warming mystery
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Measured air samples put Canadian oil sand emissions at higher levels than industry-calculated values made using the internationally recommended methods for estimating the emissions
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Your questions about food and climate change, answered
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The zero-waste revolution: How a new wave of shops could end excess packaging
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How a drunken swim in Nevada's Devils Hole and a dead endangered pupfish led to a rare prosecution and prison sentence
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America's leading animal geneticist wants to talk to you about GMOs
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Climate chaos is coming and the Pinkertons are ready
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What remains - For the past 148 years, Yosemite’s Lyell Glacier has taught us about the Earth — how it was created, where it was going, and now, how it might end
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Mapped: The world’s coal power plants
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Heaven or high water - Selling Miami's last fifty years
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Heaven or high water—Selling Miami's last fifty years
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Louisiana’s disappearing coast - The state loses a football field’s worth of land every hour and a half. Now engineers are in a race to prevent it from sinking into oblivion.
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Climate politics after the Yellow Vests
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Climate change enters its blood-sucking phase - as winters grow warmer in North America, thirsty ticks are on the move
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2019 Annual Letter from Bill & Melinda Gates: "We didn’t see this coming"
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Atlantic City is really going down this time
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A Green New Deal for housing
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A grand plan to clean the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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The infiltrator: A former Marine working for the private security firm TigerSwan infiltrated an array of anti-Dakota Access pipeline groups at Standing Rock and beyond
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What Happened to 90s Environmentalism?
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A murder over a Monsanto chemical
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