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Goodbye, January — goodbye, another heat record
The problem with heat records: They keep melting
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Indigenous tribes are at the forefront of climate change planning in the U.S.
According to a University of Oregon database, at least 50 tribes across the U.S. have assessed climate risks and developed plans to tackle them.
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That dystopian hellscape keeping you up at night? It’s less likely than you think
Under "business as usual," your face might not melt off.
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Antarctica’s glaciers are melting so fast, you can swim in them. In a Speedo.
Will these grim dispatches from Antarctica get the world’s attention?
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With wildfires on the rise, indigenous fire management is poised to make a comeback
But indigenous fire experts in Canada and the U.S. say that incorporating these techniques into state-led forest services may not be easy.
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How do we fix America’s fertilizer problem? Look in this ditch.
America has a fertilizer problem. This ditch in Indiana could provide a solution.
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Airbnb wants to send you to the Bahamas for free — but there’s a catch
You gotta help save the environment.
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A common fertilizer can cause explosions. The EPA doesn’t classify it as ‘hazardous.’
A common fertilizer can cause explosions. The EPA doesn’t classify it as 'hazardous.'
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Climate change helped spawn East Africa’s locust crisis
Photos from the ground show the extent of the invasion.
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Amazon told its workers not to criticize its climate policies. They didn’t listen.
Hundreds of Amazon employees are risking their jobs to speak out about climate change.
