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The Key for Liberals on Climate: Pushing Harder for National Security

May 15, 2017May 16, 2017 climate, climate change, democrats, environment, national security, politics, republicans

BY DAVID HARARY It has become clear Democrats need a new strategy on passing climate change legislation. The new Administration’s

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What’s in a Name: Earth Day and the EPA

April 26, 2017 earth day, environment, environmental protection agency, Trump Administration

BY LIZ HANSON Defining the mission of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) seems like it should be fairly straightforward. It’s

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Race, Gender, and Poverty: Why the Environment Matters

April 24, 2017 earth day, environment, gender, hunger, inequality, pollution, public health, women

BY JENNIFER HELFRICH I am an environmentalist. Friends call me a “tree hugger.” Tree huggers are a rare breed here

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Amazon and the Arctic: Sharing Lessons Learned in Governing Complex Regions

October 28, 2016October 27, 2016 environment

BY KATIE BURHKART AND NATALIE UNTERSTELL The Amazon rainforest and the Arctic Ocean both conjure images of frontier lands: the

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Beyond the Paris Agreement: COP21’s Greatest Victories

December 18, 2015December 18, 2015 climate, climate change, cop21, energy, environment, global warming, paris, renewables

BY JOELLE THOMAS “I see no objections. The Paris Agreement for the climate is adopted.” A decidedly stoic Laurent Fabius—President

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Last Chance to Save the World? COP21 in Perspective

November 23, 2015November 24, 2015 carbon, climate change, cop21, emissions, energy, environment, paris, renewables, unfccc

BY JOELLE THOMAS Before the attacks in Paris last weekend, French President Hollande had been calling the upcoming climate conference

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Lost in the Snow: When The Media Met the Polar Vortex

March 10, 2014April 6, 2014 environment, journalism, polar vortex, policy, United States, weather

Climate change is transforming the circulation patterns which bring us our weather, but do journalists have enough scientific understanding to

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