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Why Trump Can’t Make Coal Great Again
By Michelle Nijhuis
Long-term market forces will keep miners from getting their jobs back. But Trump could slow the decline of coal—and the rise of renewables.
Fuel of the Future
By John O’Dell
Cars with small on-board generators, advanced batteries or tanks of hydrogen will one day be as plentiful as gasoline vehicles are today.
A World Without Large Animals?
By Elizabeth Kolbert
Thanks to human activities—deforestation, climate change, and overharvesting, whether legal or not—species are disappearing so fast it’s often said the world is entering a sixth…
Untangling the Many Ways Ocean Acidification Harms Marine Life
By Craig Welch
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Can Brazil Have Its Food and Its Forest Too?
By Hillary Rosner
No country exemplifies more acutely the knot of challenges our planet faces.
What to Learn from the California Drought?
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By Laura Parker
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How climate change is hitting India
By Michael Edison Hayden
India’s energy future could tip the scales of global climate change, but the extreme weather is already here.
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