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America's first climate refugees: Can a baked Alaska deny climate change?GristIn September 2007, a rising star of Alaskan politics dared to take on one of the toughest, most ...
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May. 17, 2013
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ShutterstockGlaciers, such as this one in Argentina, are melting and releasing their reserves of water. Farewell, great lakes of ice and frozen rivers. Scientists used ...
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May. 17, 2013
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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) stopped throwing a temper tantrum and took a deep breath for long enough Thursday to allow the Senate to unanimously confirm Ernest Moniz as ...
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May. 17, 2013
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Kroger has plans to feed food waste to bacteria, where it will be anaerobically digested in a vat to release methane to create energy.
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May. 16, 2013
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“Hello, world? Hey, John Kerry here. Just wanted to apologize for all those decades of America’s non-leadership on that crazy global warming thing. But now we’ve decided ...
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Jess Zimmerman
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May. 16, 2013
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Texas had some absolutely bonkers weather yesterday, not just extreme but downright deadly and dangerous. At least six people were killed and dozens injured by a tornado that ...
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May. 16, 2013
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Susie Cagle writes and draws news for Grist. She also writes and draws tweets for Twitter. What do you do when the federal government won’t let you plant a sustainable, ...
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May. 16, 2013
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protographer Sarah Laskow is a reporter based in New York City who covers environment, energy, and sustainability issues, among other things. Follow her on Twitter. This is ...
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Nature.comNorth Pole wanders, thanks to climate changeGristAs if the swelling number of kids in the world isn't enough to keep him busy, Santa Claus is being forced to shift ...
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David Roberts
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May. 15, 2013
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The conflict between electric utilities and distributed energy — mainly rooftop solar panels — is heating up. It’s heating up so much that people are writing about ...
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May. 15, 2013
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USFWS Sarah Laskow is a reporter based in New York City who covers environment, energy, and sustainability issues, among other things. Follow her on Twitter. Here is what ...
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May. 15, 2013
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Sarah Laskow is a reporter based in New York City who covers environment, energy, and sustainability issues, among other things. Follow her on Twitter. Various species of ...
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Claire Thompson
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May. 15, 2013
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Salt’s membership in junk food’s holy trinity (along with sugar and fat) means it’s one of the food industry’s essential tools for making its products addictively ...
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May. 14, 2013
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Wind turbines killed an estimated 83,000 birds of prey last year, yet the administration has never prosecuted a wind farm for killing a protected bird.
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May. 14, 2013
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Rigid rules for leafy greens are taking a toll on wildlife. Claire Thompson is an editorial assistant at Grist. A deadly outbreak of E. coli in 2006, traced to a California ...
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May. 14, 2013
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Driving rates in the U.S. continue to decline, thanks to millennials. A new report argues that the rejection of car culture is here to stay.
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May. 14, 2013
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Guerrilla farmers planted thousands of veggie seedlings over the weekend, only to see them plowed over Monday by the University of California. Within hours, the activists returned.
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Sarah Laskow
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May. 13, 2013
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Breakthrough InstituteClick to embiggen. Sarah Laskow is a reporter based in New York City who covers environment, energy, and sustainability issues, among other things. ...
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May. 13, 2013
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If the Senate and the governor approve, Vermont could become the first state in the nation to require labeling of genetically modified foods.
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Claire Thompson
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May. 13, 2013
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The court ruled unanimously that an Indiana soybean farmer violated Monsanto’s patent by saving its trademark Roundup Ready seeds.
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May. 13, 2013
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Sure, it's possible to get a somewhat healthy sandwich at Subway. But that is not what people are ordering.
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Lisa Hymas
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May. 13, 2013
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The Obama administration has been procrastinating its decision on Keystone XL for years -- and now it may kick the can even further down the road.
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Shutterstock Joseph Romm is the editor of Climate Progress and a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress. The National Journal has a long piece out, “The Coming ...
