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Every day this summer brought another alarming reminder that our climate is steadily growing hotter and drier. Headlines across the country featured wall-to-wall coverage of increased temperatures, low water levels, rampant wildfires, and air filled
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The problem we face stems from the ultimate consequences when the oceans become too overloaded with carbon so as to warm them. Once the Earth's oceans warm and become acidified, they will cause catastrophic climate destabilization.
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The state is taking the historic action of shutting down Copper River dipnetting at the popular, physically demanding sites around Chitina.
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I Am not a climate scientist who depends on government grants. I am a geotechnical engineer, having spent 50 years solv-ing problems with the earth and our environment; challenges involving groundwater, landslides, earthquakes, volcanoes, waste dispo
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cotrenewables Tidal Power has announced that its 2 MW floating tidal stream turbine prototype has managed to generate more than 3 GWh of renewable electricity during its first year of continuous operation, which is reported to be more than the entire
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Monsanto - You are what you eat. The typical American diet is hazardous to good health.
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Dewayne Johnson's lawsuit was the first of hundreds of cases filed in state and federal courts alleging that Roundup causes non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, which Monsanto denies.
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You've swallowed the green propaganda on renewables hook, line and sinker. Wind and solar are wasters of resources. They are net energy SINKS when all of their actual energy inputs are taken into account.
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The ever-increasing amounts of electricity that bitcoin mining consumes threaten to reverse the efforts and gains made so far in mitigating greenhouse gas emissions, an academic has claimed.
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On Sept. 8, an ungainly, 2,000-foot-long contraption will steam under the Golden Gate Bridge in what's either a brilliant quest or a fool's errand.
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In this video, Luke Rudkowski and Jason Bermas of WeAreChange gives you the latest breaking news on the plastic straw ban in California, including where it came from, and why it is counterproductive and ridiculous. Join us as we explore the plastic s
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Banning plastic straws and plastic bags are justified to as part of a solution to plastic in the oceans and reduction of landfill. Even advocates admit that these regulations will not solve the ocean problem. Straw bans are intended as a gateway plas
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The environmental group "The Sierra Club", which was the most prominent name to defend Elon Musk on Twitter after it was reported that he was a top donor to a GOP PAC, tweeted in his defense because they were personally asked by Elon Musk himself, Bl
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The scientists extracted a kind of egg cells called oocytes from the closely-related female Southern White Rhinos. Then they put them in test tubes and fertilized the eggs using frozen sperm collected from now-dead Northern White Rhino males. The las
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With California on the cusp of passing a bill that would prohibit restaurant servers from giving customers plastic straws unless requested, Starbucks revealed on Monday that it would become the first major American food-service chain to phase out pla
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Eating food or drinking liquids that have been contaminated with these chemicals can increase a person's risk of cancer, according to the CDC's Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. It can also affect the learning, growth and behavior
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Seattle has officially become the first major U.S. city to ban restaurants from giving plastic straws and utensils to customers in an effort to help the environment.
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Every year National Geographic brings together explorers, scientists, and storytellers from around the world to share their discoveries and insights?"along with their solutions for creating a more sustainable future. Learn more about the Explorers
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Decades of commercial mountaineering have turned Mount Everest into the world's highest rubbish dump as an increasing number of big-spending climbers pay little attention to the ugly footprint they leave behind.
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The 18 year-old Slat suggested working with the currents instead of against them. Setting up barrier in the water would speed up plastic collection, making it easy to pull them out of the water for recycling.
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Additionally, BEB manufacturers have been successful in cities where planners look at the total cost of ownership versus the upfront cost. When total cost of ownership for a diesel bus is compared with that of a BEB, electric wins out. That's be
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You Need to Understand Twisted but Clever Logic Used to Drive Political Exploitation of Climate and Environment.
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But there's a problem growing across the United States with Roundup weed killer. That herbicide finds its way into women's breast milk, fine wines and the ground water. Scientists find it lodged in cereals we feed our children.
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Volkswagon was caught cheating on Diesel three years ago. Its primary response was to invent new ways to cheat. The Local reports Audi halts production of latest A6 model over 'new emissions cheating'.
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Today, Siberia has relatively low biodiversity, but that wasn't always the case. During the last Ice Age, the region was covered with a biome known as the "mammoth steppe," a grassy landscape densely populated by ?" as the name suggests ?" wooll
