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Climate Change
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Preventing deforestation might be expensive, but it will cost us more if we don’t
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Climate Change
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Here’s even more evidence that you need to spend time enjoying nature
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Very hungry snails are guarding coastal ecosystems against climate change
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Climate Change
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Agriculture
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To save the planet, scientists figured out how to fix cow farts
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Animals
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The bees behind your morning coffee might be in big trouble
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Climate Change
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12,000 tons of food waste transformed a barren landscape into something surprising
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Climate Change
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Fish might be shrinking
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Climate Change
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Agriculture
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Agriculture
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Climate change is making our favorite carbs less nutritious
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Climate Change
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This engineer has a wild plan to save coral reefs from climate change
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Agriculture
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Discarded oyster shells can help us grow food, make cement, and fight climate change
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Climate Change
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An iceberg the size of Delaware just broke off of Antarctica
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Climate Change
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Entrepreneurs are turning trash into food, drink, and clean energy
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Climate Change
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What moral code should your self-driving car follow?
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Climate Change
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Artificial algae could help save our oceans
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Climate Change
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Some clouds are full of little lollipop-shaped ice crystals
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Climate Change
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How a 93-year-old war vet (and his sneakers) are helping NASA track pollution
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Climate Change
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Climate Change
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Climate Change
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Energy
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Climate Change
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Climate Change
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Climate Change
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Climate change might mean nicer weather in some places—but don’t get too excited
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Climate Change
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Agriculture
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Climate Change
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There’s No Business Like Snow Business
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What If the Neighbors Are Watching?
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Climate Change
Using Virtual Reality to Avoid Catastrophe
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