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U.S. Communities Urged to Boost Immunity to "Shock Events"
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Climate Change Claims Its First Mammal Extinction
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How Co-ops Are Bringing Solar Power to Rural America
Declining solar costs have helped spur a move away from coal
Conservation
Conservation
We Are All Tortoises
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Policy & Ethics
U.S. Communities Urged to Boost Immunity to "Shock Events"
Conservation
Conservation
Climate Change Claims Its First Mammal Extinction
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Environment
We Can't Take the Science Out of Our Clean Air Standards
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Conservation
Study on Weed Killers and Monarch Butterflies Spurs Ecological Flap
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Environment
A Major Migratory Bird Habitat Is in Danger
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Record Floods Could "Test the Limits" of Midwest Defenses
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Climate Change Claims Its First Mammal Extinction
The Bramble Cay melomys, a tiny island rodent, was wiped out by sea-level rise, according to the government of Australia.
Record Floods Could "Test the Limits" of Midwest Defenses
Rains and melting snow have caused rivers to breach levees from Minnesota to Missouri
Bold Plan? Replace the Border Wall with an Energy–Water Corridor
Building solar, wind, natural gas and water infrastructure all along the U.S.–Mexico border would create economic opportunity rather than antagonism
U.S. Blocks U.N. Resolution on Geoengineering
The measure called for a report on carbon capture and solar radiation management
How Co-ops Are Bringing Solar Power to Rural America
Declining solar costs have helped spur a move away from coal
We Are All Tortoises
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Scrubbing Carbon from the Sky
The first direct air capture and storage plant in the world is powered by geothermal heat in Iceland. Is it enough to reach negative carbon emissions? To learn more, read the story here.
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Edible Insect Breeding Led to Larger but Not Necessarily Better Larvae
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