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How climate change helped fuel the U.S. lumber shortage

Bitcoin? Blasé. Gold? Going out of style. "The hottest commodity on the planet," according to Dustin Jalbert, an economist at the market-research firm Fastmarkets, is lumber.

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Hail is becoming more frequent in the continental U.S.

It’s smashing, in the bad way.
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Why Biden is buying 645,000 new electric cars

The president’s most interesting climate proposal yet hasn’t taken the form of an executive order.
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What 2020’s bizarre economy taught us about climate change
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What 2020’s bizarre economy taught us about climate change

U.S. carbon pollution hasn't been this low in decades—that's the bad news.

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What very muscular horses teach us about climate change

You can’t understand the history of American energy use without them. A new visual history puts them in context.
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How Jeff Bezos is spending his $10 billion Earth Fund

These nine environmental groups are some of his first grantees.
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The question that haunts climate advocates

The economics of renewable energy drive the cost and feasibility of climate policy - and they have dramatically shifted for the better. But the Democratic Party still faces the same coalition issues that doomed its effort more than a decade ago.

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