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Humans have been causing record-breaking heat since 1937
Computer simulations show that a series of extreme heat events dating back to the '30s probably wouldn't have happened without our influence.
Tech billionaires and Republican leaders use secret retreat to plot against Trump
It hasn't worked yet. Why would it now?
NASA to 3D map the world’s forests using space lasers
The map will give us a good idea of how much carbon is stored in our trees.
Sanders and Clinton both want to crack down on fracking. Is that such a good idea?
If we curb natural gas production, that could lead to more coal burning at power plants.
Virginia Republicans nominate climate-denying misogynist for state Supreme Court
Ken Cuccinelli, infamous for his witch hunt against climate scientist Michael Mann, could wind up on the bench.
Canada and U.S., longtime frenemies on climate change, join forces at last
Canada's Justine Trudeau is meeting with Obama and the two leaders will announce a climate deal.
Las Vegas casinos want to go renewable, and that means a fight with the state’s utility
Embracing solar energy is a good business move for casinos, even if it isn’t good for the old-school monopoly utility.
How lessons from the Black Panthers could change the food movement
History teaches us that food has always been a potent political tool.
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JPMorgan pulls out of coal. Kinda
The bank has backed off from the dirty fuel to fight climate change.
TV coverage of climate change fell last year — but climate denial coverage increased
Since most Americans get their news from television, this is not good.
Wanna see what happens when you rely on the fossil fuel sector and slash taxes? Check out Louisiana
Former Gov. Bobby Jindal drove Louisiana off a fiscal cliff by cutting its budget to the bone and keeping the state tied to oil and gas.
Bloomberg stays out of presidential race to prevent President Trump
Climate hawks breath a sigh of relief.
All Trump-ed out, Chris Christie goes home to block funding for lead-poisoned families
Chris Christie isn't going to be winning any popularity votes.
Southern California air-quality watchdog is protecting Big Oil
As pro-business Republicans win more local offices, they've won control of Southern California's air-quality regulator -- and begun to swing the ax.
Corals are in the middle of a “global bleaching event.” Here’s what that means
Time is running out for the world's coral reefs.
Here’s why Whole Foods’ pre-peeled oranges might not be as absurd as they sound
In which we explain #orangegate.
China’s greenhouse emissions might already have peaked
The world's biggest emitter is on track to meet its Paris pledge early.
There’s an important ballot fight in Florida between big power companies and the solar industry
A misleading ballot measure backed by utilities could hamper the growth of solar power in one of the sunniest states.
My friends are big fans of bonfires, but I’m feeling ashen
Earth Hour is here, and one group wants to celebrate with a bonfire -- but a worried reader has written to advice maven Umbra Fisk to find out whether that's particulate-ly appropriate.
What you need to know about planning a garden. (Hint: It starts with the seeds)
Here are some tips for gardeners-to-be wondering where to begin.
A drying Great Salt Lake spells trouble for Utah
Diverting more water from the lake could pose serious health and economic threats.
Map: 116 environmental activists were killed in just one year
A startling look at the dangers facing environmentalists around the world.
Court allows Nigerian communities struggling from oil spills to sue Shell in the Netherlands
Two new lawsuits may push corporations to think twice before doing all their dirty work far from home.
This TV show makes climate change a serious political thriller
The Norwegian series "Occupied" shows us what happens when oil interests prevent real climate action.
Greenland’s darkening snow is setting up a scary feedback loop
The ice sheet is entering its creepy clown phase.
Here are the countries that are the best — and worst — at protecting the environment
Not surprisingly, Nordic countries dominate the top five.
“The Wave” reminds us how bad we are at dealing with risk
The Norwegian disaster flick is a beautiful, harrowing reminder that we don't all make it out alive.
Norway is building a billion-dollar bicycle superhighway
Norwegians intend to save their climate and their figures with cross-country bike lanes.
Why the EPA’s recent pesticide battle could be a big deal
The move could signal a change in the way the agency approaches conditional registrations.
The Supreme Court is hearing some scary stuff on abortion this week
We’re sharing some of our crazier personal phobias to soothe you and give you strength to face the true terrors of the world.
Bad news: Low-carbon air travel isn’t very likely
According to a new study, the prospect of near-term sustainable aviation is a myth.
14 debate questions for Sanders and Clinton on climate, justice, and Flint
Spoiler alert: There are no questions on hand size.
GOP debate near Flint barely mentions Flint
One candidate did take a moment to defend the embroiled Michigan governor.
“Global warming is now in overdrive”: We just hit a terrible climate milestone
Despite the enormity of the moment, not everyone is paying attention.
Berta Cáceres is the most recent environmental activist to be killed trying to protect her home
This Honduran activist is one tragic example of what it means to be on the front lines of environmental justice.
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