Keystone Pipeline Is Finally Dead. Good Riddance
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Never doubt that a [large] group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. One of them just did
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What to Do About Jair Bolsonaro, the World’s Most Dangerous Climate Denier
Posted in: Politics FeaturesAny hope of reaching global climate goals depends on reining in deforestation in Brazil. But any hope of reining in deforestation depends on Bolsonaro
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Sir David Attenborough on How We Can Still Save Our ‘Finite’ Home
Posted in: Culture NewsIn a '60 Minutes' interview, legendary narrator and naturalist David Attenborough talks climate change, environmental destruction, and the urgency of standing up for planet Earth
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Trump Canceled Endangered Species Protections. Biden Wants to Bring Them Back
Posted in: Politics NewsThe last administration revoked or downgraded protections for gray wolves, the American burying beetle, the northern spotted owl and other protected species
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Quincy Jones, Barbra Streisand, Cher Align With United Nations’ ‘Call for Code’ Initiative
Posted in: Music NewsCarole King, Rod Stewart, Melissa Etheridge, Sia, Kesha also join call for developers to create solutions to climate change issues
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A Court Ruled Shell Is Liable for Its Contributions to Climate Change. What Happens Now?
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe oil company is the first to be held individually liable, but climate-justice groups aim to ensure it isn’t the last
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On Pandemics, Climate Change, and Finding Humor Amid the Doom
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAuthor Jim Shepard talks with Jeff Goodell about his new novel "Phase Six," a scientific thriller about the return of a killer microbe
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Biden Signs Executive Order to Examine Financial Impact of Climate Change
Posted in: Politics News"Our modern financial system was built on the assumption that the climate was stable... We no longer live in such a world," said National Economic Council director Brian Deese
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Big Oil Is Trying to Make Climate Change Your Problem to Solve. Don’t Let Them
Posted in: Politics NewsA new Harvard study highlights a decades-long trend — how industry creates systemic problems and then blames consumers for it
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Antarctica’s Doomsday Glacier: How Doomed Are We?
Posted in: Politics FeaturesTwo new papers offer radically different predictions of the glacier's future — and thus for the future of low-lying cities around the world. Here's how to understand the divergent projections
