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Impacts
No soil. No growing seasons. Just add water and technology
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No soil. No growing seasons. Just add water and technology

A new breed of hydroponic farm, huge and high-tech, is popping up in indoor spaces all over America, drawing celebrity investors and critics.
Causes
A leader in the war on poverty opens a new front: Pollution
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A leader in the war on poverty opens a new front: Pollution

A pastor is resurrecting the Poor People’s Campaign, a movement started by Martin Luther King Jr. He sees the climate and environment as issues on par with poverty and racism.
Causes
A leader in the war on poverty opens a new front: Pollution
www.nytimes.com

A leader in the war on poverty opens a new front: Pollution

A pastor is resurrecting the Poor People’s Campaign, a movement started by Martin Luther King Jr. He sees the climate and environment as issues on par with poverty and racism.
ORIGINAL REPORTING
Woman in business attire standing on stairs in front of a building with a box of personal items next to her.

Trump administration fires climate.gov team, leaving federal climate science site in limbo

Smokestack with smoke emitting from it.

EPA claims power plant emissions aren’t harmful, contradicting climate science

Group of people in a city conference room shaking hands.

Trump allies pressure Europe to weaken corporate climate rules

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Jellyfish floating in the ocean

Scientists call on UN to adopt bold ocean policies to combat climate and biodiversity threats

Green coral on a reef.

EU ocean protection plan draws fire for weak enforcement and lack of binding goals

Wildfire smoke in the distance with a forested hill in the foreground.

Wildfire smoke from Canada continues to choke U.S. cities as climate patterns worsen

CLIMATE
A neighborhood lies in charred rubble after a fire burned it.

A broken system keeps stalling U.S. climate action