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In the 1980s, NASA scientist James Hansen brought climate change to the attention of Congress, and shortly thereafter the public. Humans, he testified in 1988, were responsible for rising global temperatures.
read moreEvery half hour, the world lost a football-field chunk of tropical forest in 2018.
read more“It was very difficult for us, our ancestors, to win these rights and little by little they are decreasing.”
read moreIt’s not just parents and their children who have been ripped apart at the southern border by the Trump administration, nor has family separation stopped there despite Donald Trump’s executive order last summer.
read moreThe year-old firm has trained laid-off coal workers to become software coders.
read moreThe Brayton Point coal-fired generating station was one of the dirtiest polluters in New England for decades.
read moreForty-three percent of Americans live in places where they’re breathing unsafe air, according to American Lung Association
read moreAmerica’s corporate elites had been covertly preparing for this plutocratic move since the early ’70s, gradually monkeywrenching economic rules and surreptitiously rigging political systems to steadily expand their power.
read moreFar-reaching global assessment details how humanity is undermining the very foundations of the natural world
read moreIn an arid, lunar-like landscape in the sunny highlands of northern Argentina, South America’s largest solar farm is rising, powered by funding and technology from China.
read more“With the seasons increasingly unpredictable, fewer chicks will survive,” narrates series host Bear Grylls (of Man vs. Nature fame) as the barnacle goose chick seems to contemplate its onscreen fate.
read moreNashville’s Zach Richardson uses sustainable practices — and a flock of sheep — to clear overgrown landscapes.
read more“Congress must be given the full report and Congress must determine what needs to be redacted,” said Karen Hobert Flynn, president of the government watchdog group Common Cause
read moreSpats between members of Congress are seldom worth much attention, but an amusing one that happened between Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Rep. Garland “Andy” Barr (R-Ky.) tells us a lot about how Democrats and Republicans think about the past, present and future of the American economy-
read moreBut recent studies underscore the need for us to dial back our burger habit.
read moreMillions of Americans lack access to solar energy because they cannot afford the steep upfront costs.
read moreTheir habitat could soon be eradicated by climate change.
read moreThe Arbor Day Foundation recently announced its Time for Trees initiative, which aims to plant 100 million trees by 2022.
read moreGrowing inequality threatens our most basic democratic principles.
read moreThe potential damages will be considered by another court in Lyon.
read moreAsylum-seekers are forced to wait days inside surplus Army shelters in a parking lot, with no beds and little food or showers.
read moreUnder Republican and Democratic presidents from Nixon through Obama, killing migratory birds, even inadvertently, was a crime, with fines for violations ranging from $250 to $100 million.
read moreNew York courts are not supporting, so far, martial law efforts to impose forced vaccines.
read moreAnd we should recall what WikiLeaks actually disclosed: Who can forget the Pentagon video footage of a missile attack in 2007 in Iraq, which killed 18 civilians and two Reuters journalists?
read moreThe forces of wealth creation once fostered the right to be left alone. But that has changed.
read moreTake from the rich and give to … the subway? Inside New York’s evolving congestion pricing policy
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