Rural Colorado electricity provider announces early coal plant closure, focus on renewables
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Renewable energy is now the cheapest option
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I want to donate to a tree-planting non-profit. Do you recommend any?
So, I want to donate (every month) to a tree-planting non-profit. Is there any that you recommend? Since I am from europe, I would prefer an european non-profit.
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Killer heat in the United States: Climate choices and the future of dangerously hot days
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This house was built using 600,000 recycled plastic bottles
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These community wind farms in Denmark and Scotland are decentralising power to the people
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Two million in Zimbabwe’s capital have no water as city turns off taps
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Experts scoff but Joost Bakker believes he can make oil from dirty plastic
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The climate crisis has made breathing smoke normal in Pacific Northwest
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Crystal Geyser mistakenly emails Chronicle: Randle Bottling project likely ‘dead’
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A photographer recently captured a wild video of two brown bears fighting at a forest in Finland
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Blackout hits major sections of Manhattan
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The Arctic Ocean's sea ice hit record low levels this June
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Norway's cruise industry plans more sustainability
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'Climate Despair' Is Making People Give Up on Life
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Tropical Storm Barry expected to landfall as hurricane; Mississippi River rising faster than expected
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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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The world's first automatic textile recycling facility will be built in Malmö
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EU commission president nominee backs 50% carbon cut by 2030
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Tree planting 'has mind-blowing potential' to tackle climate crisis
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Helsinki sustainability celebrated as Finland takes over EU presidency
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Parts of New Orleans are flooded. Worse is on the way: A brewing storm surge could elevate the Mississippi River to twenty feet above sea level—as high as the levees that protect the city.
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Rivers of blood, black snow — What rich men did to my Russian hometown
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France plans to put an 'ecotax' on nearly all air travel
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Assessing the U.S. Climate in June 2019 - Contiguous U.S. surpasses wettest 12-month period on record for third time this year
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Alaska: Temperatures rival Miami amid 'unprecedented' heatwave
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This young arctic fox walked 2,700 miles from Norway to Canada
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How a grocery store's plan to shame customers into using reusable bags backfired
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Climate-causing greenhouse gases in the decline in Colorado
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'Protesters as terrorists': Growing number of US states turn anti-pipeline activism into a crime
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Sweden's government wants to look into a ban on plastic cups and food containers
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European Commission – Finland to use presidency to lay groundwork for carbon neutral EU by 2050
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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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With 147 million dead trees, Californians brace for fire
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Vatnajökull National Park approved as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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The African Anthropocene: The Anthropocene feels different depending on where you are – too often, the ‘we’ of the world is white and Western.
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Donald Trump to claim US is environmental leader in spite of ripping up protections
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7.1 magnitude earthquake strikes Southern California
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Puerto Rico harnesses the power of the sun for a renewable energy future
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Largest earthquake in decades hits Southern California, measuring 6.4 magnitude
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Ecosia - The search engine that plants trees
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In the world’s northernmost town, temperatures have risen by 4°C, devastating homes, wildlife and even the cemetery. Will the rest of the planet heed its warning?
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Climate change made European heatwave at least five times likelier. Searing heat shows crisis is ‘here and now’, say scientists, and is worse than predicted.
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On 'hottest day in history of France,' world told 'do not look away' as police tear-gas climate campaigners in Paris
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Denmark’s new government raises climate change to highest priority
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Oregon Republican senators end walkout over carbon bill
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Denver is capturing geese from city parks to be killed and given to hungry families
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CO2 and Climate Task Force (AQ-9) [1980]
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Europe has had five 500-year summers in fifteen years
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