November's ballots include some people spouting disturbing views on climate science.
Molly Taft
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Writing about climate change, renewable energy, and Big Oil/Big Gas/Big Everything for Earther. Formerly of the Center for Public Integrity & Nexus Media News. I'm very tall & have a very short dog.
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The state's last coal-fired power plant will close down in September.
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The river, which provides water for 6 million people in two countries, is turning into the 'Rio Sand.'
As wind and solar help out the stressed-out grid, Republicans are eager to point out their flaws.
The city will impose restrictions on the size of new residential pools in an attempt to conserve water.
The company says it helps businesses “turn [their] CO2 into forests”.
Climate deniers are using well-worn tactics to argue that the UK's historic heat wave is nothing to freak out about.
Across the Mediterranean this week, firefighters battled intense blazes amid extreme temperatures.
The Democratic senator’s monthslong waffling foreshadows the future of the fossil fuel playbook.
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Thanks to drought and water overuse, the reservoir has reached some of the lowest levels in its 80-year existence.