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The Camp Fire, which destroyed the town of Paradise, is now the most destructive to ever hit California and the deadliest wildfire in modern American history.
read moreThe Camp Fire, which destroyed the town of Paradise, is now the most destructive to ever hit California and the deadliest wildfire in modern American history.
read moreIn Yellowstone National Park, warming has brought rapid changes.
Winters are shorter. Less snow is falling.
Summers are hotter and drier.
In a few decades, this iconic American landscape will not be the same
The dust is settling on the 2018 midterms—and no plan to fight global warming has emerged unscathed.
read moreThe American Cancer Society (ACS) has set an aggressive goal to achieve an 80 percent uptake rate among American children with two doses human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine by 2026.
read moreSocial unrest and famine, superstorms and droughts. Places, species and human beings – none will be spared. Welcome to Occupy Earth
read moreIn early September, the DOI quietly rescinded two memos that provided guidance on protecting vulnerable communities and Native American sacred sites.
read moreContrary to popular belief, people serving their sentences in jails aren’t entirely without any rights.
read moreAfrica’s Congo Basin is home to the second-largest rainforest on the planet. But according to a new study, this may soon not be the case. It finds that at current rates of deforestation, all primary forest will be gone by the end of the century.
read moreScientist have made another step towards scaling the energy system that can store solar power for long periods.
read moreThe former California governor helped support multiple ballot measures this year that will change how legislative districts are drawn. He already has his eye on more reforms in 2020.
read moreA federal court today ordered the Trump administration to stop issuing permits for offshore fracking in federal waters off the California coast.
read moreDistrict court judge Brian Morris rules Trump administration did not consider environmental consequences before pushing ahead
read moreThe number of Americans who meditate has tripled. Yoga is up 55 percent.
read moreVictories mark unprecedented level of success for black female judicial candidates in Harris county, which includes Houston
read moreWho won? It depends on which of these results you think is most important and how national politics plays out in months and years ahead.
read moreLooking up at the heavens from below, it can be easy to think of the universe as a fixed constellation of stars. But, as a new study illustrates this week, the cosmos is ever changing – as is our understanding.
read moreThe election produced some wins for the climate, but also underscored the power of the fossil fuel industry.
read moreVoters in the 2018 midterms chose to elect candidates who look, worship, and love like them.
read moreThe Committee on Science, Space, and Technology may finally live up to its name.
read moreThe campaigns against ballot measures in three states have amassed $81 million.
read moreWe’ve all heard the excuse that fighting climate change will cost jobs.
read more[Translate] Interview Gareth Hutchens In the lead-up to his Australian visit, the renowned economist warns of the triple threat of...
read moreIt is tempting to find reassurance in the comparison: America survived the turmoil, division and bloodshed of 1968. I find no basis for such solace.
read moreBack pain can be a serious problem that causes debilitating and intrusive pain.
read moreOne of the penalties of an ecological education is that one lives alone in a world of wounds. Much of the damage inflicted on land is quite invisible to laymen.
read moreVoters don’t like Republican policies, but conservatives win by spinning a good story about economics. Liberals need to do the same.
read moreMany of the same patterns have appeared when extremists attack other targets.
read moreA single season of drought in the Amazon rainforest can reduce the forest’s carbon dioxide absorption for years after the rains return, according to a new study published in the journal Nature.
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