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- How Native American Food is Tied to Important Sacred Stories
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- A World for the Many, not the Few
- Carbon Taxes: Worth the Price of Emissions?
- OPEC production increase shows it’s still fighting U.S. shale oil
- Scotland Promotes Local, Shared Ownership of Renewable Energy Infrastructure
- Claims Against Meat Fail to Consider Bigger Picture
- Democracy Now Interview Rev. William Barber, Co-Chair of the Poor Peoples’ Campaign
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- Resilience Resources
- Do we Need a New Myth, or No Myth?
- How Native American Food is Tied to Important Sacred Stories
- A Sea Change in Science
- A World for the Many, not the Few
- Carbon Taxes: Worth the Price of Emissions?
- OPEC production increase shows it’s still fighting U.S. shale oil
- Scotland Promotes Local, Shared Ownership of Renewable Energy Infrastructure
- Claims Against Meat Fail to Consider Bigger Picture
- Democracy Now Interview Rev. William Barber, Co-Chair of the Poor Peoples’ Campaign
- Remembering Grenfell: Who Are Our Cities For?
- Get Prepared!
- Short-term responses to climate change-mediated disasters can be maladaptive in long-term
- Site of the next major earthquake on the San Andreas Fault?
- 'Slow earthquakes' on San Andreas Fault increase risk of large quakes
- Volcano music could help scientists monitor eruptions
- Scientists use 4D scanning to predict behavior of volcanoes