Can We Expect a Nuanced Decision in the SCOTUS Wetlands Case?
The Supreme Court is now deciding on the 15-year old legal battle of Sackett v. EPA case which considers if building on a wetland is...
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Quiz: Can You Find the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker?
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Almonds: Can California’s Top Crop Weather the Drought?
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The Sweaty Penguin’s Guide to Procrastinating on Climate...
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How Do We Protect Succulents From Illegal Trade...
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Why Are South African Countries Seeing an Uptick...
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How Does the World Bank Fit Into the...
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Where’s Wally: Tales of a Missing Walrus
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What Comes Next for Fracking in Louisiana?
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Traffic: Drivers Are Burning Carbon Without Even Moving
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What Are Smart Grids, And How Can They...
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How Do We Decarbonize Electricity While Keeping Up...
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What the Great Barrier Reef’s Collapse Would Mean...
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Rising Temperatures Are Changing the Taste of Tea
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How Are Investor-State Dispute Settlements Posing a Threat...
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What Are Aerosols and How Do They Impact...
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Phytoplankton: How Too Much of a Good Thing...
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6 Ways to Incorporate the Sonic Slinger Into...
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The Little Fire That Could
policy development
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What Do Climate Change and Inflation Have to Do With Each Other?
Last weekend, the Inflation Reduction Act narrowly passed the Senate. What is it, and how does it connect climate change with inflation?
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Understanding West Virginia v. EPA: Five Past Supreme Court Cases to Know
The Supreme Court limited the EPA's ability to regulate emissions for existing power plants. Here are 5 prior cases that led up to this.
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A Breakdown of West Virginia v. EPA
SCOTUS ruled 6-3 that the EPA overstepped its authority in regulating greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. What comes next?
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The Baby Formula Shortage Has a Few Climate Takeaways
The U.S. 2022 baby formula shortage reveals how prepared (or not prepared) we are for all-but-certain food emergencies in the future.
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Oceans Take Center Stage in Recent Climate Conversations
Experts and government leaders share their concerns and hopes for ocean policy at a Society for Environmental Journalists webinar.
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“Overpopulation” Is Not the Problem. Saying So Is Actually Damaging.
The idea that the world is overpopulated has led to some disastrous policy attempts around the world to limit population growth.
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The Cannabis Industry Consumes Over 1% Of Total U.S. Electricity
Most U.S. cannabis is grown in greenhouses with sophisticated climate-control systems and high-powered lights that require a lot of energy.
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Climate Change Is Linked to Sexual and Reproductive Health
The draft opinion of SCOTUS to overturn Roe v. Wade's precedent sparks conversations connecting climate change and reproductive health.
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Is “Emergency” the Right Framing for Southern California’s Water Shortage?
When climate change shows water availability in Southern CA is only getting worse, is calling it an “emergency” giving false hope of an end?
