Mexico City and Bogotá stare down a ‘Day Zero’ without water
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This grass has toxic effects on US livestock, and it's spreading
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Connecticut, USA wants to penalize insurers for backing fossil-fuel projects
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Solar comprises over half of new energy production, reaching a renewable energy milestone not seen since WWII
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Locals have been sounding the alarm for years about Lahaina wildfire risk
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Learning how to garden a forest - discussion of methods to prevent wildfire
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The environmental disaster lurking beneath your neighborhood gas station
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Can ‘the people’ solve climate change? France decided to find out.
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Farms, feathers, and fins share water in California
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How the Kingston coal ash spill unearthed a nuclear nightmare
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Dream Boat: In Costa Rica, a startup builds a model ship for a cleaner future
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Climate change could ruin archeological sites before we get the chance to study them
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Is it time to retire ‘climate change’ for ‘climate crisis’?
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The ticket to 100% renewable power is underneath our feet
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Springtime, and the renewables are surging
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One in five Americans now live in places committed to 100% clean power
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Lawns are the number one irrigated ‘crop’ in America. They need to die
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How US recycling is changing now that China won’t take it
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Mozambique floods cover more ground than NYC, Chicago, D.C., and Boston — combined
5 votes