New Mexico Passes Landmark Clean Energy Bill, But Some Tribal Groups Feel Left Out
The clean energy revolution has arrived, and… it’s complicated. New Mexico is now the third state to adopt a 100 percent clean energy mandate, with the legislature…
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A new report from the United Nations shows that it’s basically game over for the Arctic as we know it. Read More
The Green New Deal had its big debut in Washington, D.C. last month, and now advocates are set to tour the country touting its bonafides this spring. Read More
California’s 2018 is officially the worst year for wildfires in recorded state history, the Los Angeles Times reported on Saturday, citing the National Interagency Coordination Center’s year-end… Read More
In the 18th-century English ballad The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, a storm drives a sailor’s ship toward the South Pole, where he encounters all manner of… Read More
Wet Winters No Longer Protect California From Brutal Wildfire Seasons, Study Finds
In California, a wet winter no longer protects landscapes from the kind of intense wildfires the state’s been experiencing lately.
In Philadelphia, people like to recycle. Together, all 1.6 million of us generate about 400 tons of recyclable material each day. But since last fall, roughly half… Read More
The Indian star tortoisenative to parts of Indiahas been declining in the wild since at least 2000. Why? People want them as pets. A stark reminder of… Read More
Washington state Governor Jay Inslee announced he’s running for president mere days ago, and he’s already going hard on the primary focus of his campaign: climate change. Read More
I’ve now spent four weeks eating a diet that scientists crafted to demonstrate how all of humanity could eat sustainably in 2050. And over the past two… Read More