The world’s farms are hooked on phosphorus. It’s a problem.
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Arizona city cuts off a neighborhood’s water supply amid drought
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Disaster scenarios raise the stakes for Colorado River negotiations
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The climate impact of your neighborhood, mapped
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Wait, why are there so few dead bugs on my windshield these days?
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US diesel squeeze
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Alaska cancels snow crab season for first time after population collapses
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Mississippi River levels are dropping too low for barges to float
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Photos: Hurricane Ian leaves path of destruction
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Coral Vita aims to grow corals up to fifty times faster than in nature through land-based farms
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Doel 3: Shutdown confirmed for Friday despite politicians' pleas
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Patagonia founder gives away the company to fight climate change
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America has a rabid-raccoon problem
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Heat pumps take off in coal-loving Poland amid Ukraine war
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Meltwater from Greenland's ice sheet is loaded with the right kind of sand for concrete production – which further warms the planet
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A day in the life of India’s e-waste workers
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James Lovelock, whose Gaia theory saw the Earth as alive, dies at 103
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Solar power is bailing Texas out this summer
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Rio Grande runs dry in Albuquerque for the first time in forty years
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Iceland is bringing back the forests razed by Vikings – recent data shows tree-cultivating efforts are paying off
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Another step toward climate apocalypse
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White Rhinos return to Mozambique park after more than forty years
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Oil refineries are making a windfall. Why do they keep closing?
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It’s Warren Buffett versus Google, Facebook in latest wind-farm debate
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EDF rules out extension of nuclear plant to secure UK winter supplies
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The world has no choice but to care about India’s heat wave
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Brazil is burning down the Amazon so you can eat steak
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Denmark wants to phase out natural gas entirely and will quadruple the production of solar and onshore wind energy by 2030
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A plastic bag’s 2,000-mile journey shows the messy truth about recycling
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Solar geoengineering: Why Bill Gates wants it, but these experts want to stop it
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A major quake in the Pacific Northwest, expected sooner or later, will most likely create waves big enough to wipe out entire towns. Evacuation towers may be the only hope, if they ever get built.
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The nuclear industry argues regulators don’t understand new small reactors
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Thousands of planes are flying empty and no one can stop them
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The Texas electrical grid failure was a warmup
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This tree has stood here for 500 years. Will it be sold for $17,500?
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What happened in Colorado was something much scarier than a wildfire
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GM heralded this plant as a model for its electric car future. Then its batteries started exploding
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Utrecht wants to be the first city to use its electric car fleet as a giant battery
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Looking for a way to soup up your car? Go electric.
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Climate tech’s newest unicorn makes chemicals from sugar, not fossil fuels
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Which are the most effective climate change nonprofits?
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The enormous hole that whaling left behind
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The first thing we do, let's kill all the leaf blowers
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This is what 3°C of global warming looks like
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Longer, more frequent outages afflict the US power grid as states fail to prepare for climate change
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An empire of dying wells - Old oil and gas sites are a climate menace. Meet the company that owns more of America’s decaying wells than any other.
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US civil engineers bent the rules to give New Orleans extra protection from hurricanes
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India’s power outage risks increase as coal stockpiles plummet
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A German power plant just ran out of coal in latest energy shock
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Climate change in Brazil: Fire, frost, and drought shake global markets
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