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ICYMI: Carbon-Free Steel, Whale Oil Revival, Cold-Blooded Humans & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Are Bumblebees Going Extinct?
Plenty of bad news, plenty of hope
Super Bowl Ad Looks to Score Points Against Plant-Based Meat
The Center for Consumer Freedom throws shade on the Impossible Burger
Yes, I Ride My Bike in the Rain. Why Don’t You?
All it takes is appropriate gear—not necessarily fancy—and the right attitude
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biking
Life for Birds in the Big Apple Just Got a Little Easier
Recent legislation requires new buildings to be more bird-friendly
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birds
It’s Farmer v. Monsanto in Court Fight Over Dicamba Herbicide
Bader Farms claims Monsanto induces farmers to buy dicamba-tolerant seeds
Wrecking the BLM From Within
The Senate doesn’t even get to ask questions of bureau head
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public lands
February Stargazing: The Rise of Space Junk
Swarms of satellites may soon compromise our view of the night sky
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astronomy
ICYMI: Albatross Spies, Trump’s Trillion Trees, Taxing SUVS & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
8 Ways to Responsibly Rock Down
Strict animal welfare standards lend these items sustainability cred
When Nature Calls in the Backcountry, It’s a Problem for Parks
Employees grapple with the volume of human waste in the outdoors
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hiking
Learning to Love Bats
A winged love story takes flight in Chicago
Terry Tempest Williams on “Erosion”
The naturalist writer believes we’re all eroding—and evolving—simultaneously
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books
So Your Kids Are Stressed Out About the Climate Crisis
Here’s how to help
ICYMI: Falling Iguanas, Dying Sequoias, Mops and Buckets & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Some Enchanted Swamp Walk
Knee deep in a Florida swamp saved by the Nixon administration
Will Climate Justice Be Served?
US appeals court dismisses Our Children’s Trust case
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climate change
Could Geoengineering Help Save the World’s Ice?
Some researchers hope so. Here are their proposals.
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climate change
The Fate of 23.8 Million Acres of Arctic Wilderness Is in Jeopardy
1.5 million acres were leased for oil in 2019—with more planned in the future
