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Key sticking point at UN negotiations is how countries should account for their greenhouse gas emissions
read moreKey sticking point at UN negotiations is how countries should account for their greenhouse gas emissions
read moreTrue farming reform means adjusting the system to support small and midsize producers and cultivating a more sustainable system of agriculture.
read moreMethylene chloride fumes can lead to asphyxiation or trigger heart attacks.
read moreThere’s a new term for all the work needed to prepare coasts and cities for the consequences of climate change, and it’s blissfully free of the words “climate change.”
read moreThe Tatiana Bilbao–organized show uses student work, Iwan Baan photography, and maps to present multitudinous—though sometimes blurry—visions for the contentious region.
read more91 projects across the country will receive support for road, rail, transit, and port infrastructure projects.
read moreAs we head into 2019, leaving the chaos of this year behind, a major question remains unanswered when it comes to the state of Main Street, not just here but across the planet.
read moreA legal settlement will mean more services for mentally ill inmates.
read moreAIA President Carl Elefante issued a letter today stating, “As architects, we have unique skills to explain the challenge to a wide audience, and the design knowledge to find more ways to reduce building emissions … But we must not wait.”
read moreTwenty years ago, observers worried that apathy was the biggest threat to the American psyche. Today, that seems quaint. How can Americans turn off the outrage machine that urges them to get angry about . . . well, everything?
read moreTwo new reports find that the North and South Poles face an “unprecedented” climate future.
read moreGlobal team of scientists find ecosystem below earth that is twice the size of world’s oceans
read moreDespite legal concerns, the administration is pushing ahead.
read moreAs members of the Kennedy household have a lengthy background of working to resolve ecological, political, and even social problems prior to them becoming a common concern, it should come as no surprise that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has stepped up again.
read moreIn some ways, the planet’s worst mass extinction — 250 million years ago, at the end of the Permian Period — may parallel climate change today.
read moreThousands of climate activists marched here in Katowice, Poland, on Saturday, calling for world leaders to do more to keep rising greenhouse gas emissions in check. It was the only permitted protest during the 2-week UN climate talks.
read more“Don’t you know you’re surfing the most polluted beach in America?”
read moreThe country could mitigate a fifth of its carbon emissions through natural solutions.
read moreWrapping beautiful presents for the holidays can create a lot of trash, thanks to all of the paper, bags, bows and ribbons.
read moreNearly every community in Los Angeles has been touched by the profound moral and humanitarian crisis of homelessness.
read moreA small group of Walmart workers recently publicly confronted Alice Walton, the Walmart heiress who is probably the world’s richest woman. Earlier this year, Walmart increased the starting wage for store associates to $11 an hour, but competitors Amazon and Target agreed to $15…
read moreWind power is booming in North Dakota, even as industry growth cools in many states. But the mood here is shifting, as residents grapple with conflicting views of property rights.
read moreExperts say mounting environmental pressures will make people sicker, and that the health-care system will play a major role in averting disaster.
read moreDubbed HouseZero, the building uses data-collecting sensors, passive ventilation, low embodied energy materials, and geothermal wells, among other strategies.
read moreOur leaders are behaving like children,” she told the UN summit.
read moreAfter years of infighting, the Democrats may finally have found an environmental consensus in the Green New Deal.
read moreFrom Rwanda to Kosovo, Cambodia to the North of Ireland, Global Arts Corps has used the transformative power of theatre to bring together people from opposite sides of violent conflict, unrest and war in 17 countries on 4 continents…
read moreWashington – U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal is leading a campaign to determine whether new “5G” wireless technology is safe and is asking the federal government for proof the cutting edge radiofrequency does not pose health risks – including cancer.
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