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Four Issues to Watch at the Upcoming UN Climate Talks
Inequality and finance are likely to dominate COP28 summit in Dubai
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The Problem With Those Kitchen Composting Machines
Spoiler: For starters, what they produce is not compost.
Do Carbon Offsets Really Work?
Offsets are trickier than just paying for new trees to be planted after taking a flight
ICYMI: Mystery Pink Lake, Bright as a Bag of Hammers & How Many Hippos Is Enough?
Environmental new of the week for busy people
Clean Energy Jobs, and Unionization, Are Moving Into the South
The UAW’s recent strike could mark a turning point
United States, Other Greenhouse Gas Emitters Failing to Cut Emissions Fast Enough to Meet Climate Goals
Time for action is quickly running out according to new studies, including the 5th National Climate Assessment
Voters Spoke: Climate Action Is Here to Stay
Election 2023 had a nice, green lining
A New Hope for Shutting Down the Dakota Access Pipeline
An unusual, after-construction public comment period opens the door for correcting a grave mistake
Thousands of Wild Animals Are Killed Annually in New York for Fun
New Yorkers urge Governor Hochul to sign a wildlife killing contests bill before the end of the year
How Can You Benefit From the Federal Climate Law? Talk to People.
Personal connections can help save the planet
It Takes a Village to Beat Back Climate Polluters
Natalie Pien shows what activism can do
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8 Steps for Veterans and Their Families to Find Healing in Nature
Here are some simple ways for vets to find solace in the great outdoors
ICYMI: Orcas Sink Another Yacht, Record Low US Birthrate & Japan Can’t Keep Track of Its Islands
A weekly roundup for busy people
It’s Time to Bring Grizzly Bears Back to the North Cascades
Experience shows that grizzly-human coexistence is possible
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bears
The Magical Mystery Tour of Blue Ghost Fireflies
These incandescent bugs will light up your life
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insects
Where the Wild Things Are in the Nighttime
Not many humans are nocturnal, but a lot of other animals are
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animals
On Tuesday, Voters in Maine Get a Chance to Replace For-Profit Utilities With Public Power
Organizers of the ballot initiative hope to improve service and speed up the shift to clean energy by taking profits out of the utility sector
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