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Mercedes Macias on Organizing in Her Own Backyard
The Beyond Dirty Fuels organizer wants to see Kern County free of the oil industry
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Climate Triage for the National Parks
Park managers ponder what to save and what to let go
Friday’s Global Climate Strike in Pictures
Youth activists take to the streets to #UprootTheSystem
3 Must-Hear Climate Podcasts
These podcasts take climate storytelling to new heights
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climate change
Podcasts That Make the Climate Crisis Personal
A new generation of audio storytellers meet global warming
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climate change
Photos From the Front Lines of the Battle to Save African Elephants
In Kenya’s Samburu National Reserve, rangers work to protect elephants from a range of threats
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endangered species
Regeneration, Justice, and Renewal
The path to a climate-resilient future
ICYMI: Sexy Scotland, Sequoias Saved & Your Paint So White
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
“You Can’t Change the Channel.” Late Night TV Show Hosts Take on Climate Change.
Sierra’s rundown of the good, the bad, and the surprisingly funny
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Rolling Down the River
Graham Jordison is paddling the length of the Missouri River—and witnessing the causes and effects of climate change along the way
The Creek Fire One Year Later
A dispatch from the front lines of the climate crisis
Mitzi Jonelle Tan Pranks for Change
This youth activist from the Philippines wants Standard Chartered to stop financing fossil fuels
Biking While Black in Minneapolis: Extended Interviews
The exhilaration and the grind of being a Black cyclist
Catch the Train to Leaf-Peeping Paradise
These fall foliage destinations can be reached sans airplanes or automobiles
California’s MAGA-Inflected Recall Carries Big Stakes for Climate Policy
A new governor could upend gains made to respond to the climate crisis
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Biking While Black in Minneapolis
The simple freedom of moving yourself through space in a fraught city
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biking
Planned Obsolescence: What Is It and How to Overcome It
Planned obsolescence is why we see software mysteriously slow down, furniture designed with hollow legs and cheap staples, and clothing burned because it can't sell fast enough.
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