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Friday, February 6, 2015

Grist Magazine- Environomental

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CITIES

This ad will actually make you want to ride the bus

What if your bus commute were straight out of a Michael Bay movie?
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Now BP and Shell will consider the cost of climate change when doing business

Both oil giants have agreed to support shareholder resolutions that will make them take global warming a little more seriously.
LIVING

Pot industry’s homegrown credit union squares off against the fed

In Colorado, marijuana industry entrepreneurs are eager to open their own credit union -- but federal regulations are a total buzzkill.
NORWAY FORWARD

Norway divests from coal, promises to cut carbon, steals our hearts

O Nordic land, will you be our tall, blue-eyed, climate-hawk Valentine?
CITIES

Who says gentrification is a myth?

Recent reports claim that gentrification is fiction. But it’s a fact of life for those who’ve been displaced by it.
BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY

2 years ago, the bad guys pledged to go good on rainforests. How’d they do?

Asia Pulp and Paper said it would stop cutting down Indonesian forests. Now, green groups say, it has delivered on much of its promises. 
THE CAVIAR OF CSS

These magic CO2-dissolving capsules want to save the world

Scientists think they've found a new technology for pulling carbon from the air, and it looks like weird fish roe. 
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Why is Harvard buying vineyards in drought-ravaged California?

Harvard University's endowment fund bought 10,000 acres in the famed Paso Robles wine region. 
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Enjoy it while it lasts — winter is moving north

A zippy new infographic shows how our winters are warming. Type in your city and find out whose secondhand seasons you'll have by 2100.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

The leaders of the next U.N. climate talks are already pessimistic

Two of the leading architects of a major U.N. agreement on climate are trying to soften expectations. 
BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY

These 3D-printed bricks could replace your AC — except you, Florida

3D-printed bricks that act like air conditioners -- cool new technology for the win!
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Score one for ALEC: West Virginia is first state to repeal a renewable energy standard

Other states are also moving to roll back renewable policies, much to the delight of the right-wing American Legislative Exchange Council.
LIVING

Should I run the bathroom fan while showering?

A reader wants to blow off some steam. Umbra says don't waste your energy.
POLITICS

It’s not just climate change: Some GOP leaders disregard science on vaccines too

Chris Christie and Rand Paul have both pandered to anti-vaxxer parents. Here’s why.
CITIES

5 surprising electric car Meccas

Electric cars are about to blow up in these cities -- and none are on the coasts.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Was 2014 really the hottest? Here’s why it doesn’t matter

Instead of getting stuck on annual heat records, we need to focus on the trend of global warming.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Awesome news about U.S. clean energy

When you look at some of the hard numbers about how Americans are getting their energy, there's actually a lot to be excited about.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Australian prime minister’s reign of climate terror may end soon

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott could soon be booted from office.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

This amazing gadget is the best technology we have for trapping CO2

Researchers found that the most efficient way to suck up a shit-ton of carbon was ... uh, trees. 
LIVING

As oil buyers pull out of Venezuela, condom prices swell to $755

The fact that you filled up your gas tank for $20 this morning means that there's a couple in Caracas stewing in sexual frustration.
POLITICS

How to talk to an anti-vaxxer

Dumping data and derision on vaccination-doubters isn't going to get us anywhere. To change minds, we need to build trust.

What kind of cockroach are you? Take our quiz to find out!

Are you a hardy trash explorer or a shy rubbish sneaker? 
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Here’s how to make sure renewables keep getting cheaper

What distinguishes expensive renewable energy projects from cheaper ones is not technology, but "soft costs" like financing and permitting.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

BP’s missing oil is found — where else? — on the bottom of the Gulf

Some 10 million gallons spilled by the Deepwater Horizon disaster are now sitting on the seafloor, a new study finds.
SHEER LUNACY

Mining the moon is a thing that could actually happen

Here are three ways entrepreneurs are already planning to use the moon, from rocket fuel to rare elements.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Warmer seas make for a transoceanic fish party

A melting Arctic is opening the path between the Atlantic and Pacific -- which could mean potential disaster for ocean ecosystems.
CITIES

Buying this guy a car was nice. Buying a mass transit system would be way nicer.

Generous people have donated to help a man who used to have to walk 21 miles a day. But we need to fix the larger problem. 
LIVING

Valley fever is taking a toll on California prisoners — and it’s the government’s fault

If it killed politicians instead of prisoners, this illness would be national enemy No. 1.
FOOD

Beyoncé wants you to become a vegan

And by "become a vegan," we mean she wants you to pay her personal trainer $600 to spoon-feed you lentil bowls.
CITIES

Uber, Google could replace cab drivers with robots

Your pick-up app might soon be hailing self-driving cars.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

6 charts that show renewable energy is getting cheaper

The latest numbers on electricity costs show that various forms of renewable energy are already competitive with fossil fuels, with costs expected to continue falling.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Look at how much greener California is

But don’t be fooled: California is still in the throes of serious drought that began way back in 2011.
INSTABUMMED

These climate change Instagrams will make you cry

Warning: The new Instagram account Everyday Climate Change could give you the sads.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

The Koch brothers just kicked mass transit in the face

The billionaires just squelched efforts to raise the gas tax, which pays to fix roads and bridges, saying money was being wasted on bike paths and transit.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

EPA to Obama: You gotta reject Keystone

Extracting tar-sands oil from Canada would lead to "a significant increase in greenhouse gas emissions," says the U.S. EPA.
POLITICS

Obama’s budget calls for billions to fight climate change

The president wants to increase spending on renewable energy and emissions reductions.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Greens get behind striking oil workers

The Steelworkers union is worried about emissions, leaks, fires, and explosions at oil refineries, and is demanding safer working conditions.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

Solving climate change will be difficult but worth it

Aggressive climate mitigation is absolutely worth the costs, but economic models are not a good guide to how difficult it might be.
GENDER STUDIES

Guess who’s coming to dinner? Body politics, lady butchers, and feminism

Render, a new food magazine based in Portland, wants to change the way you think about eating.
CITIES

2014 was the safest year to walk in NYC since 1910

Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to cut pedestrian deaths to zero begins to make a little headway, building off a long-term trend. 
LIVING

5 most absurd Super Bowl commercials

These ads tell us What Americans Want Now -- and as we know, our spending habits are the biggest part of our climate impact.
CITIES

Tree simple tricks for making our cities cooler

By planting 30,000 trees, Melbourne, Australia, could lower its core temperature by 7 degrees. How cool is that?
CITIES

Urban planners may have finally found how to get to Sesame Street

With "equitable development," planners say they've finally figured out how to make sustainable, healthy neighborhoods accessible to everyone.
CLIMATE & ENERGY

We could have more volcano eruptions thanks to climate change

Climate change is making Iceland taller and more volcanic, a new study finds.
FOOD

Why free trade and government regulation should be BFFs

Forget about the trade-offs between free commerce and regulation. Poor farmers need government both to help build markets and to trim red tape.

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