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After a review of its roster, Edelman PR sticks with polluters
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After a review of its roster, Edelman PR sticks with polluters

Moving forward, the PR firm 'will part company' with clients failing to accelerate progress on climate, according to CEO Richard Edelman.
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Peter Dykstra: American Invasive Species Hall of Fame, part 2

Five more flora and fauna that have left their mark.

Sequels are rarely as good as the original. But here are five more invasive species for the American Invasive Species Hall of Fame.

You can see last week’s first five here.
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Biden releases five-year offshore leasing plan Friday

Biden releases five-year offshore leasing plan Friday

President Biden’s administration opened the door Friday to offshore oil and gas drilling in federal waters over the next five years.
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Meat, monopolies, mega farms: how the US food system fuels climate crisis
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Meat, monopolies, mega farms: how the US food system fuels climate crisis

From a beef-heavy diet to growing crops that don’t feed people – the biggest challenges facing the agriculture industry
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Mustafa Santiago Ali:  Supreme Court's Clean Air Act decision weakens EPA, worsens injustice
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Mustafa Santiago Ali:  Supreme Court's Clean Air Act decision weakens EPA, worsens injustice

This grievously wrong decision should be understood first and foremost as a clarion call and invitation for action.
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LA’s first heat officer says helping vulnerable communities is key to achieving climate goals

Marta Segura joins a number of heat officers around the world as cities from Athens, Greece, to Santiago, Chile, begin to coordinate a better response to extreme heat and develop sustainable cooling strategies.

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Climate data gathering on Everest
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Climate data on top of the world: Wyoming students trek to Everest

Five Fremont County college students traveled to world’s highest peak to test climate sensors in partnership with historic all-Black expedition.
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