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• Recycling
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• Should Wind Power be Government Supported or Private Supported
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• destroyers of the environment
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• global warming hoax as mass marketing scheme
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• blessing or curse
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• what are the greatest threat to America?
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• The Paris Climate Change Agreement
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• UN climate change conference
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• Chernobyl on ice
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• What a difference a Decade Can Make
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• can we talk about windmills for a minute?
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• It is not only global warming
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• Obama's Climate Agreement With China Just Might Save the World

  Nov 13 2014

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  President Obama's deal with China to dramatically cut greenhouse gas emissions may go down as one of his lasting legacies once everything is said and done with his Administration. The deal, which was announced at a joint press conference, set far reaching goals of reducing carbon emissions that surprised most everyone over how much the two countries agreed to cut.
• The Scariest New Senate Candidates of 2014

  Oct 31 2014

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  For the 2014 midterm elections, the GOP has some truly scary candidates with extreme views on women's rights, the climate, and how our government should function. Some of them proudly tout their extreme beliefs while others hide behind them, but all of them would take us a step backward should they be elected.
• The University of Michigan Shows us How to be Environmental Heros

  Oct 27 2014

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  What is a university supposed to do when they decide to expand its business school and a 250 year old, forty-four foot in diameter oak tree is standing in the way? Should they knock it down? Choose another area to build the expansion? Or what about uprooting the massive tree and physically moving it 500 feet to another location? Perhaps to everyone's surprise, the University of
• If 300,000 Climate Protesters Won't Get Our Leaders to Act, What Will?

  Sep 21 2014

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  Hundreds of thousands of people flooded the streets of New York City today to warn the world that humans are killing the planet and insist that something has to be done to fix it before it becomes too late.
• New EPA Rule Seeks to Cut Carbon Emissions by 30 Percent

  Jun 01 2014

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  President Obama is set to announce far reaching regulations affecting the use of carbon dioxide at our nations existing coal fired power plants that have the potential to be a game changer regarding the way America produces and uses its energy.

• Trump claims that wind farms cause cancer for very Trumpian reasonsTrump claims that wind farms cause cancer for very Trumpian reasons
  	Wed Apr 03, 2019 | washingtonpost.com For the uninitiated, President Trump’s comments about wind energy at a Republican fundraising dinner Tuesday night must have seemed like a non sequitur, at best.

• How Federal Disaster Money Favors The RichHow Federal Disaster Money Favors The Rich
  	Tue Mar 05, 2019 | npr.org If they had known, they never would have bought the house on Bayou Glen Road. Sure, it was a beautiful lot, tucked in a bend of the creek, backyard woodsy and wild, the...

• Why the U.S. Government Is Crucial to Saving the PlanetWhy the U.S. Government Is Crucial to Saving the Planet
  	Wed Apr 12, 2017 | newrepublic.com Everything the climate movement has accomplished over the past decade is on the chopping block, or so it seems lately. In less than three months, President Donald Trump has...

• Earth Day in the Age of TrumpEarth Day in the Age of Trump
  	Wed Apr 12, 2017 | newyorker.com Next week, millions of Americans will celebrate Earth Day, even though, three months into Donald Trump’s Presidency, there sure isn’t much to celebrate. A White House...

• Rural electric co-ops, traditionally bastions of coal, are getting into so...Rural electric co-ops, traditionally bastions of coal, are getting into so...
  	Fri Feb 26, 2016 | vox.com In the US, rural areas and constituencies have typically weighed against progress on clean energy. But that may be changing. A new story out of Wisconsin illustrates...

• Scientists are floored by what’s happening in the Arctic right nowScientists are floored by what’s happening in the Arctic right now
  	Thu Feb 18, 2016 | washingtonpost.com New data from NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration suggest that January of 2016 was, for the globe, a truly extraordinary month. Coming off the...

• The Koch Brothers' Dirty War on Solar PowerThe Koch Brothers' Dirty War on Solar Power
  	Wed Feb 17, 2016 | rollingstone.com After decades of false starts, solar power in America is finally poised for its breakthrough moment. The price of solar panels has dropped by more than 80 percent since...

• Who Poisoned Flint, Michigan?Who Poisoned Flint, Michigan?
  	Fri Jan 22, 2016 | rollingstone.com Mom moved my two sisters and me to the appropriately named town of Flushing on the outskirts of Flint, Michigan, in 1980. My dad had just been killed in a plane crash, and...

• Can the Planet Be Saved?Can the Planet Be Saved?
  	Mon Dec 28, 2015 | theatlantic.com The two words “climate” and “change” are so routinely strung together that just saying them as a pair—“climate change”—seems to somehow obscure the full weight of the...

• Why the climate change deal worksWhy the climate change deal works
  	Mon Dec 14, 2015 | blogs.reuters.com After years of painstaking negotiations, the climate change deal struck by leaders of 195 countries on Saturday was a diplomatic success. It represents a welcome shot in...