Arizona v. Navajo Nation: A Crucial Legal Battle Amidst the Southwest’s Drought Crisis
Navajo Nation in the American Southwest is involved in a Supreme Court case about access to water on the reservation. How might the justices rule?
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Eagle Ford Shale: Why Even the Oil Woes...
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How Temperature Rise, Late Frosts, and Wildfires Are...
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I Ranked 5 Renewable Energy Jobs by How...
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Monsoon Impacts Worsen with the Rise of Extreme...
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Can Cryptocurrency Rein in Its Massive Energy Consumption?
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Fast Fashion: Overly Cheap Clothes Are Creating Climate,...
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Why Do Landslides Happen and How Have We...
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Why Is Environmental Policy So Hard to Implement?
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ADHD: How Environmental Toxins Affect the Brain
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If Your Date Does Any of These Things,...
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What Are Dugongs and How Is Climate Change...
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Canada’s Largest Gas Field Is Polluting First Nation...
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5 Ways Streaming Services Can Avoid Climate Change
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What Are Smart Grids, And How Can They...
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Orangutans: The “Gardeners of the Forest” Are Endangered
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The Sweaty Penguin’s Earthquake Survival Guide
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What Comes Next for the Environmental Movement?
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COP27’s Indigenous Turnout Could Help Improve Nature-Based Solutions
Nature-based solutions were a headline of COP27. How can world leaders ensure Indigenous stewardship and land rights moving forward?
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Willow Snatched the Spotlight from a Massive Climate Win
Willow, a drilling project in Alaska’s North Slope, was approved this week. Outrage is all over social media, but why do many locals support Willow?
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Marginalized Community Leaders Call for Equity in Emergency Management
Community leaders urged government officials to incorporate equity and diversity in extreme weather management during a climate briefing.
