Feb 01, 2018

Britain proposes unlimited fines for car emissions cheaters

Carmakers that try to cheat vehicle emissions tests could face unlimited fines and criminal charges under proposals set out on Thursday by the British government.

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The glass world

It was the second day of nuclear war and Milar's last day on Earth – a story at the intersection of science and technology, society and politics.

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What satellite imagery tells us about the Amazon rain forest fires

Maps and images based on satellite data provide clues to how the fires started.

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Amazon rainforest fires quickly shaping G7 summit with Trump, Macron

"This speaks to climate change being an issue at the highest level of international discourse," one professor of earth and atmospheric sciences said.

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How Jay Inslee moved the ball on the climate issue – and why he fell short

Climate policy experts are already musing over the next chapter in the presidential campaign after Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s exit from the Democratic field.

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Not the Onion: Fox News host expresses frustration that young Americans believe in climate change

"They want to fight the weather. The rest of us want to deal with real threats," Fox & Friends co-host Pete Hegseth said.

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Climate change deniers dominate YouTube searches on warming crisis, study finds

The study was conducted by a researcher at RWTH Aachen University, Germany, and published in Frontiers of Communication.

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Summer on the swollen Great Lakes

The lakes rose this year to levels not seen in decades. A 1,234-mile drive around one of them revealed what all that water has left behind — vanishing beaches, closed roads, new islands.

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Competing visions for a famed river in a Midwest hotspot—Part 2

This 2-part series explores two projects on Michigan's Grand River and how a fast-growing region is struggling to define a relationship with the river it was built around.

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Competing visions for a famed river in a Midwest hotspot—Part 1

This 2-part series explores two projects on Michigan's Grand River and how a fast-growing region is struggling to define a relationship with the river it was built around.

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Britain proposes unlimited fines for car emissions cheaters

The glass world

It was the second day of nuclear war and Milar's last day on Earth – a story at the intersection of science and technology, society and politics.

What satellite imagery tells us about the Amazon rain forest fires

Amazon rainforest fires quickly shaping G7 summit with Trump, Macron

How Jay Inslee moved the ball on the climate issue – and why he fell short

Not the Onion: Fox News host expresses frustration that young Americans believe in climate change

Climate change deniers dominate YouTube searches on warming crisis, study finds

Summer on the swollen Great Lakes

Competing visions for a famed river in a Midwest hotspot—Part 2

This 2-part series explores two projects on Michigan's Grand River and how a fast-growing region is struggling to define a relationship with the river it was built around.

Competing visions for a famed river in a Midwest hotspot—Part 1

This 2-part series explores two projects on Michigan's Grand River and how a fast-growing region is struggling to define a relationship with the river it was built around.

Peter Dykstra: Acid heroes

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Britain proposes unlimited fines for car emissions cheaters

It was the second day of nuclear war and Milar's last day on Earth – a story at the intersection of science and technology, society and politics.

This 2-part series explores two projects on Michigan's Grand River and how a fast-growing region is struggling to define a relationship with the river it was built around.

This 2-part series explores two projects on Michigan's Grand River and how a fast-growing region is struggling to define a relationship with the river it was built around.

Environmental victories are rare. Here's a look at some of the earliest heroes in a victory-in-progress.

We're discovering new environmental menaces faster than we're solving the old ones.

EHN.org launches new map and "Smart Search" to better access its reporting archive; thousands of stories available

"We are entering a world where history is an unreliable guide for decision-making"

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