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May 2023
Inside the fight over dead whales and wind
New Jersey's environment chief explains what it's like being on the front lines of Republicans' newest culture war.
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Emily Atkin
17
The mystery of climate-friendly beef
Arielle goes down a wormhole trying to find answers about Tyson’s “Brazen Beef”
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Arielle Samuelson
26
Something’s fishy in New Jersey
Republicans fighting offshore wind in New Jersey had a chance to prove their concern for whales was genuine. They failed.
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Emily Atkin
25
Why we're not calling it "natural gas" anymore
The fossil fuel industry's greenwashing of gas threatens a livable future. We want to ensure our readers won't be fooled.
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Emily Atkin
26
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Emily Atkin
15
The problem with Biden's new climate regulations
There's a climate justice loophole in the EPA's historic new power plant rules, according to a new analysis. Plus, some other news for the week.
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Arielle Samuelson
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Emily Atkin
10
Climate misinformation is becoming law
Fossil fuel interests are no longer just marketing lies about "natural gas." They’re getting them codified into law.
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Arielle Samuelson
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Emily Atkin
19
Putting Big Oil’s profits in perspective
The Q1 profits of the world’s four highest-polluting investor-owned companies could buy flood insurance for every home in Louisiana, among other things.
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Emily Atkin
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Arielle Samuelson
5
The environmental terrorism of police choppers
The unequal surveillance by L.A.'s most notorious aerial polluters provide yet another example of why climate change and racial justice are inseparable.
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Arielle Samuelson
7
They pollute. You pay (literally).
How regular taxpayers are subsidizing the ultra-wealthy's use of climate-polluting private jets.
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Emily Atkin
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Arielle Samuelson
8
April 2023
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