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New research on keeping cities cool
Planting trees is smart, planting them in the right places is smarter.
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Environmental organizations prepare to fight Trump's anti-environmental agenda
Trump is expected to be more organized and aggressive against the environment
Nov 15
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Environmental organizations prepare to fight Trump's anti-environmental agenda
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Women in politics: good for the environment?
Studies show that, overseas, having more women in parliaments leads to better environmental laws, but that may not translate to lawmaking in the U.S.
Nov 8
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New laws punish protest and protesters
Mar 15
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Banned books, education, and the environment
Sep 27
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It Might Be a Good Thing to Eat Local, After All
May 10
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Project 2025 Part II: The EPA
Aug 9
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Project 2025 Part II: The EPA
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Is it time for California to embrace dry farming?
Oct 25
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Removing dams restores fish, river ecologies, and much more
Aug 30
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Removing dams restores fish, river ecologies, and much more
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From the archives: large grazing animals revitalize a grassland in Europe
Scientists are learning more about the ecological function of large herbivores.
Nov 1
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From the archives: large grazing animals revitalize a grassland in Europe
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Is it time for California to embrace dry farming?
The niche farming technique could save California's water and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Oct 25
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Megalodons, Mermaids & Climate Change
A book review
Oct 22
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In correspondence: a discussion of The Invisible Doctrine by George Monbiot and Peter Hutchison
Recently, fellow Substacker, Lloyd Alter proposed corresponding and sharing our thoughts on Invisible Doctrine: The Secret History of Neoliberalism, by…
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Climate activism and burnout
Working to keep the planet cool can wear people out psychologically.
Oct 12
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The fish on your dinner plate may have more mercury than it used to
Changes in industry fishing practices are driving the rise
Oct 4
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The fish on your dinner plate may have more mercury than it used to
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Banned books, education, and the environment
Attempts to ban books from schools and libraries are symptoms of a larger problem of selective ignorance; our kids and our planet are paying the price.
Sep 27
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