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Wednesday, October 19, 2016

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Should I keep my laptop plugged in while I use it?

A reader wants to know how best to preserve his computer's battery. Advice columnist Umbra Fisk charges in with answers.
CO2 LITTLE, TOO LATE

Relying on future tech to suck up carbon is rolling the dice with the planet

Scientists are trying to develop negative-emissions technologies. Will they work?
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A knitter wonders if it's OK to put acrylic yarn scraps outside for birds to make nests with. Umbra Fisk swoops in with an answer.
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Ken Bone: “If I was Energy King …”

We talked to the red-sweatered star of the second presidential debate about climate change and his job as a coal plant operator.
EATS SHOOTS AND LEAVES

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Shawn Woods hunts his own meat -- but he doesn't use a gun.
EYES ON THE PRIZE

Top U.S. climate negotiator warns the world is watching our deplorable election

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FINER DINING

What’s the best way to deal with restaurant leftovers?

Advice columnist Umbra Fisk dishes up advice on dodging the Styrofoam clamshell.
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As ice melts and seas rise, can endangered languages survive?

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Recycling electronics is a messy business.
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6 years after Deepwater Horizon oil spill, thousands of people are still sick

The disaster took a heavy toll on public health in the Gulf.

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