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A basketball court at water level with houses lined along the shore.

An Ambitious Plan for Sea Level Rise Keeps Stalling. Can It Get to Higher Ground?

climate adaptation, climate change, community, politics, urban planning
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A Florida black bear cub wades through tall grass.

What’s Next for Florida’s Black Bears?

animal rights, bears, conservation, hunting, wildlife
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Close-up of an American saltwater crocodile's snout in the water with mangroves behind it in Gardens of the Queen, Cuba.

Crocodiles Know a Thing or Two About Solar

animals, marine ecosystems, solar
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ressed for cold weather, Weston Lombard stands next to a tree and Molly Jo Stanley leans against it in a leafless-tree forest setting.

How to Build a Forest For the Future From a Coal Mine of the Past

coal, community, forests, public lands
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Wind turbines poke out of blue ocean water at the South Fork Wind farm.

The Winds of Clean Energy Keep Blowing

clean energy, climate change, offshore wind, renewable energy
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Illustration shows a man charging his blue electric vehicle and looking at the road next to him, filled with cars waiting in line for a traditional gas station.

The Best Affordable Long-Range Electric Vehicles of 2026

buyers' guide, clean tech, electric vehicles, renewable energy, technology
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Illustration shows a worker on a rooftop installing solar panels with red tape wrapped around him, pulling him back.

The Solar Industry Has Been Bogged Down by Red Tape. Digital Tools Are Changing That.

clean energy, clean tech, climate change, solar
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Illustration shows the legs of a woman wearing crampons trudging up a snowy hill.

In Hard Times, Remember to Take It One Step at a Time

activism, adventure, hiking
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A pink octopus scurries along the seafloor.

This Monument Is the Latest Casualty in Trump’s War on Public Lands

federal policy, marine ecosystems, monuments, oceans, saving wild places
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Two people stroll through a snowless Denver park this past winter.

Western Snow Drought Threatens Ski Season and Much More

climate change, extreme weather, Global Climate Breakdown, snow sports
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