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Recycling plastic is probably not worth it, according to MIT expert
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Recycling plastic is probably not worth it, according to MIT expert

MIT researcher Andrew McAfee says we shouldn't be wasting time recycling plastic and instead focus on better regulation and nuclear power.
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How to prevent climate change to avoid natural disasters and pollution
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How to prevent climate change to avoid natural disasters and pollution

Chad Frischmann is convinced he can feed the hungry, curb global warming, and educate today's young minds, all while cooling the planet down for future generations. He explained this plan, called Project Drawdown, to an audience at TED Conference headquarters in New York.
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Cape Town, South Africa, may be first coastal city to run out of water
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Cape Town, South Africa, may be first coastal city to run out of water

Cape Town, South Africa, could run out of water in a few months. The mountain-capped city is warning its residents about "the day the taps will be turned off."
ORIGINAL REPORTING
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Trump policies could curb progress on electric trucks and buses

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Trump's approach to U.S. power grid could slow critical expansion

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Trump's advisers push to reshape U.S. climate report

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Op-ed: The real scam — rail against renewables, run away with factories

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Hydrogen hubs test new federal environmental justice rules

CLIMATE
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Climate extremes disrupt U.S. with blizzards, wildfires and record heat

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Wildfires threaten drinking water as ash and chemicals pollute watersheds