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James Hansen is Leaving NASA to Intensify His Campaign for Carbon Cuts
At 72, a leading climate scientist leaves NASA to intensify his carbon-cutting campaign.
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Postcard from a Loggerhead Turtle Dying Ground
Small coastal fisheries are having an outsize impact on sea turtle populations, a new study finds.
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Fresh Thoughts from Authors of a Paper on 11,300 Years of Global Temperature Changes
The authors of an important new study comparing recent warming with the last 11,300 years answer questions.
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Dogs, Nets and Poverty – a Tough Combination
An effort to rescue two puppies determined to be ensnared in fish nets has a surprising end.
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Global Study of Monsoons Finds Ocean Variations Have Driven Recent Shifts
The recent behavior of monsoons in the Northern Hemisphere clashes what was predicted under a push from global warming.
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Scientists Propose a New Architecture for Sustainable Development
Analysts of global environmental trends seek to topple the three pillars of sustainable development.
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A Closer Look at Obama’s Plan to Pay for Energy Research With Drilling Fees
Two energy analysts assess President Obama's energy research trust fund.
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With a Big If, Science Panel Finds Deep Cuts Possible in Auto Emissions and Oil Use
A panel finds that a blend of intensified research and strong policy could take a big bite out of oil use and CO2 emissions.
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The Long Shadow of Budget Cuts on U.S. Science Investment
Political deadlock over the budget threatens basic research on energy frontiers.
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Can Wind, Water and Sunlight Power New York by 2050?
A group of researchers proposes a way to power New York State entirely with wind, water and sunlight by 2050.
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A New York Times Column on Climate and Energy
The Times launches a new column on global warming and energy.
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Some Resilience Seen in Northern and Tropical Flora in a Warming Climate
From the Arctic to the tropics, studies find resilience in plants facing global warming.
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A Billion Years of Time and Toil Are Etched in These Old Hills
A musical history of the Hudson Highlands.
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Big Social Costs Tallied in Regions With Scant Energy Access
A study charts the impact of energy poverty on public health and education.
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Scientists Find an Abrupt Warm Jog After a Very Long Cooling
An exploration of new work putting abrupt recent warming in long-term context.
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A Communications Scholar Analyzes Bill McKibben’s Path on Climate
A long, deep look at the strategy and tactics of Bill McKibben, the ultramarathoner of climate campaigners.
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Schools, and Syllabuses, Designed With the Environment in Mind
A look at schools where design and teaching focus on energy and the environment.
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Obama’s ‘All of the Above’ Energy and Environment Nominees
President Obama's cabinet choices on environment and energy reflect his middle-path approach to governing.
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Sustainable Seafood – Seas Optional
Fisheries experts discuss ways to sustain seafood harvests as human numbers and appetites surge.
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