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read more[Translate] Environment Ignoring long-term climate risks is clearly an unacceptable option. By Robert Meyer, Howard Kunreuther /...
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read more[Translate] Endangered Alex Wong/Getty Images On Wednesday, the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee held hearings on...
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read more[Translate] Environment The agency Trump plans to eviscerate does much more than fight climate change. By John Light The...
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read more[Translate] RMI It’s 2017 and we have a lot to look forward to in the electricity sector this year. While many of us take a moment to...
read more[Translate] Innovations that will make the human race thrive on Earth, saving its finite resources from extinction, are something we...
read more[Translate] Below is an update from the camp from someone who is there. I want to add a few things. What is unfolding at Standing...
read more[Translate] “The Tapajós River, Brazil. More than forty dams would turn this free flowing river and its tributaries into a vast...
read more[Translate] Early Friday afternoon, all eyes and ears from around the world seemed to focus on Washington D.C. for the inauguration...
read more[Translate] Environment As the world continues to warm, we must move beyond our outdated ways. By Dr. David Suzuki /...
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read more[Translate] By Alex Kirby / Climate News Network Scientists predict that U.S. wheat crops will suffer serious damage by...
read more[Translate] By Graham Readfearn, DeSmogBlog | News Analysis President-elect Donald Trump outside the home of Robert Mercer,...
read more[Translate] Pilgrim Legislative Advisory Coalition The shaded area of the above image represents Fukushima’s fallout plume from 25...
read more[Translate] Make no mistake: Humanity is on a collision course. We must heed the warnings and act before it’s too late. By Dr....
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read more[Translate] January 11th, 2017 By Carolanne Wright Contributing writer for Wake Up World As someone who lives to travel, the...
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