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Letter From Indigenous Activists
Essential reading on, and beyond, Indigenous Peoples Day
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indigenous communities
Climate Change: Even Worse Than We Thought
Things to get very gnarly by 2040, IPCC writes
Recoupling the Farm and the Environment Around It
Journalist Mark Schapiro on the fight to save our food supply
What's a Nontoxic Solution to Bindweed?
Ditch the poison and try some old-fashioned gardening techniques
ICYMI: Katla Erupting, Fat Bears, & Termites Are Doin' It for Themselves
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
This Fungus Eats Polyurethane
Scientists found it at the dump. One day it could fix our plastic problem.
New Study Shows Roundup Kills Bees
Glyphosate targets undesired weeds—as well as honeybees
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bees
Only Oil Companies Are Happy About Trump’s Fuel Efficiency Rollbacks
Public hearings have brought opposition from all sides, including the auto industry
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vehicle standards
The One Thing Better Than Summer Skiing
A secret society finds a way to ski every month of the year
October Astronomical Highlights: Hunter’s Moon and Crown of Stars
Lengthening nights means more time to look for distant stars
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astronomy
Symbiosis in Focus
Biologists turned photographers explore our diverse world of flowers
Left for Dead, Starfish Bounce Back
Genetic resilience in the face of astronomical die-off
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climate change
The Most Important Conservation Law You’ve Never Heard of Is Set to Expire
Time is running out for Congress to reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund
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wilderness
ICYMI: London Foxes, Fake Crabs, Deer Milk, & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
Senate Hears Testimony on Regulating PFAS Contaminants
Outcry over contaminated drinking water leads to demands for oversight
Where’s My Termite Gasoline?
Underbug tells the tale of the strangest biofuel quest
10 Wedding Gifts for Eco-Conscious Newlyweds
Something old, something new, something blue—everything green
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buyers' guide
So WOTUS Is Legal. Now What?
Fewer strip malls and subdivisions, possibly
Goodbye, Elephants. You Made a Nice Keychain.
“Poached: Inside the Dark World of Wildlife Trafficking”
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books
