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The Environmental Crisis Is Already in Your House For decades, Americans were encouraged to think about environmental problems as something happening somewhere else. Melting glaciers
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The Environmental Crisis Is Already in Your House For decades, Americans were encouraged to think about environmental problems as something happening somewhere else. Melting glaciers

We Still Haven’t Solved Nuclear Waste.Now AI Wants More Reactors. Artificial intelligence is creating a new kind of energy race in the United States. Data

Regeneration Begins Beneath Our Feet For decades, many conversations about climate change have focused on things we can build. We need more solar panels, wind

Satellite picture of Hurricane. Image licensed under the Creative Commons; photo by OptimusPrimeBotWhen Disasters Start Overlapping Wildfire smoke. Dangerous heat. Tornadoes. Tropical Storm Bertha. It

What Does Stewardship Look Like When the Church Owns an Oil Field? The Murphy Drill Site has become one of the most controversial industrial facilities

The Methane Loophole Nobody Wants You to Notice Ask someone to name the biggest contributor to climate change and they will probably answer carbon dioxide.

The Largest Power Plant in America Doesn’t Burn Anything For more than a century, we have thought of power plants in much the same way.

The Cheap AI Myth Is Starting to Crack For the past three years, artificial intelligence has been sold as one of the greatest productivity revolutions

Climate Migration Has Already Begun.Most Governments Are Still Planning as if It Hasn’t. For decades, climate migration has been described as something that might happen

The Cleanest Power Plant Is the One We Never Build Every time electricity demand rises, the conversation follows a familiar script. Utilities announce plans for

The Great Transmission Myth For decades, utilities have sold the public on a simple idea. If we want a clean energy future, we need more

Climate Adaptation Has Become a Luxury Good There was a time when climate policy was about preventing disaster. Now it increasingly feels like we’re preparing