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Porter Ranch Methane Leak Does Not Bode Well for Climate
Making visible the normally invisible pollution is a critical step in generating the political will to take meaningful action.
GOP Candidates Receive Failing Grades on Climate as 2015 Smashes Global Temperature Records
Sea level rise, Arctic melting, temperature records and the climate disruption denial movement continue to increase.
Food Sovereignty Offers Possible Path Toward Climate Justice
Food sovereignty is more than an environmental campaign or a labor force organizing for its interests; it's an independence movement.
A Green and Dirty Gift
The GOP-led Congress rushed to help the Obama administration meet US commitments under the Paris climate deal.
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The Paris Agreement: 1.5°C to Stay Alive
For too long, like Nero, world leaders have been fiddling while the planet burns.
Five New Studies That Change Our Understanding of Permafrost
Why they matter, even if you don't live in the Arctic.
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Nuclear Power Is on the Wane, Despite Efforts of High-Profile Boosters
Regardless of what officials may say about nuclear energy's expansion potential, it's on its way out.
The Market Has Spoken: Funders Flee “Free-Market” Climate Denial Group
The Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, a US climate change denial group, lost more than two thirds of its funding.
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After Paris: Making the Case for a People-Powered Transition to a New Climate Culture
It's time to rethink the climate movement and devote ourselves to making our own communities sustainable.
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Like Copenhagen Talks, Paris Climate Negotiations Were Mostly Smoke and Mirrors
At the COP21 climate talks, the primary outcome was known before the heads of state even arrived in France.