Permitting Reform: The Bipartisan Climate Issue of 2023
Speeding up permitting reform for clean energy projects is supported by both Republican and Democratic legislators. What is currently in place?
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Monsoon Impacts Worsen with the Rise of Extreme...
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Without a Global Governing Body, How Do Countries...
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Fracking: What Is It and Why Is It...
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Why Is Palm Oil So Controversial?
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What Are Mangrove Forests and Why Are They...
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Could Urban Greenspaces Be Even More Green, Economical,...
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Can Permitting Barriers Be Overcome to Accelerate Clean...
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What Are Aerosols and How Do They Impact...
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Lead Paint: A Decades-Old Issue Still Persists Today
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How Can Chicken Farms Reduce Their Carbon Footprints?
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How Do We Make Rare Earth Minerals Sustainable?
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After the Montreal Protocol, Where Are We With...
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**NOT CLICKBAIT** 5 of the Hottest Pics Ever
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Tell Us Your Favorite Decade of Music and...
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How Can the Chocolate Industry Be Greener and...
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The Amazon Rainforest: How Is It Threatened and...
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What Hurts More: A Bee Sting, Or the...
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What Are Smart Grids, And How Can They...
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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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Extended Cut: The Leviathan Gas Field with Dr. Tareq Abu Hamed
An exclusive podcast episode featuring an extended conversation with Dr. Tareq Abu Hamed.
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Solutions Abound in the Latest IPCC Report
The 2023 IPCC AR6 synthesis report outlines optimistic solutions, which seemed to be buried under doom-and-gloom headlines last week.
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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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Blame vs Accountability: Responding to the East Palestine Train Derailment
After a train derailed and flooded over 100,000 gallons of chemicals into nearby water and soil, accountability and common ground are needed in Ohio.
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The United States Hasn’t Ratified an Important Biodiversity Treaty
The United States has yet to ratify the treaty that established the United Nations Convention on Biodiversity as COP15 is underway.
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New Loss and Damage Fund Is Actually a Win-Win
A new fund to help developing countries recovering from climate change was created at COP27. Why is this beneficial even for the U.S.?
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Is “Implementation” the Right Theme for COP27?
This year's UN Climate Change Conference aims to implement climate plans. It isn't the "first" talk of implementation, but some plans still fall short.
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Six Big Banks Pledged to Slash Emissions. Now They’re Being Subpoenaed.
Six banks were subpoenaed over their net-zero pledges, which seems to be a financial move for these historically fossil fuel backers.
