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Puerto Rico Orders Recount of Hurricane Maria Death Toll After Investigation Suggests Over 1,000 Died
Omaya Sosa discusses coverage of the deaths after the storm.
What It’s Like Inside the Trump Administration’s Regulatory Rollback at the EPA
The fate of a rule more than a decade in the making is a microcosm of larger changes afoot.
Oklahoma Poised to Cut Off 20,000 Disabled and Elderly People From Life-Sustaining Home Care
Why would a state decide to eliminate these programs?
Health Care Sign-Up Deadline Is Friday, but Some People May Get Extra Time
Open enrollment on the federal health law's marketplace ends today.
As US Military Outposts Crumble Under Climate Change, Pentagon Refuses to Take Precautions
The Pentagon is not taking precautions to deal with climate change-induced damage at military sites.
Trump’s Regulators: Eager Servants of Oil and Gas, at Our Expense
Does Donald Trump have something against clean air?
Black Snake Chronicles: Wiindigoo Economics and the Return of Keystone XL
The Keystone Pipeline spilled 200,000 gallons of oil near the Sisseton Dakota reservation.
Amid Worst Winter Wildfires in California History, Farmworkers Are Laboring in Hazardous Air
Wildfires raged toward Southern California's coastal cities over the weekend.
How Northwest Communities Are Stopping Big Oil Projects
A Washington state energy panel voted unanimously to oppose what would be the nation's largest oil-by-rail terminal.
The Most Dire Climate Change Predictions Are Also the Most Accurate, Warns New Study
New research shows emissions must go down every year starting in 2020 to prevent dangerous warming of planet.