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Durable denial: Climategate at 10 years

Ten years after "ClimateGate," evidence be damned: Climate denial is alive and well.

Over the years, I've visited the Vietnam Veterans Memorial dozens of times. It's hard to believe its striking design – a low, chevron-shaped wall of polished black granite containing the names of 58,000 Americans killed in the war – was once controversial.

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Peter Dykstra: SEJ enters middle age with grace

I've made it to most of the Society of Environmental Journalists' 29 annual conferences, but not this one.

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Peter Dykstra: From impeach to impair

In 2010, billionaire hedge-fund investor Tom Steyer took a giant step back from Wall Street, quitting his firm and pledging his fortune to a slate of charitable causes, notably the existential threat posed by climate change. And the money flowed –

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Peter Dykstra: Of ice and men.

Two years ago, a Sherpa mountaineering guide came across a chilling sight on the Tibetan approach to Mount Everest: The frozen hand of an unsuccessful climber, exposed.

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Peter Dykstra: The 800-lb (cheap, plastic) gorilla in our oceans

Save for one word, Walter Brooke (1914-1986) had an unremarkable career as a Hollywood bit player, usually as a mid-level military officer fighting Indians or Nazis.

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Arlie Hochschild, David Hochschild: More republicans than you think support action on climate change

New polls suggest Republicans’ views on global warming may be at a tipping point.

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10 ways to accelerate progress against climate change

From pricing carbon to shifting diets, here’s what we need to prioritize now.

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The Weekend Reader

New E.P.A. plan could free coal plants to release more mercury into the air

The proposal could set a precedent reaching far beyond mercury rules and would represent a victory for the coal industry.

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Best columns of 2018

Our regular contributors on artificial intelligence, climate change, North Korea, disinformation, biosecurity, nuclear waste, and more.

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Climate change refugees share stories of escape in 2018

From California to North Carolina to the U.S.-Mexico border, climate change refugees struggle to survive in an attention economy that has forgotten them.

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It's 'going to end with me': The fate of Gulf fisheries in a warming world

As global warming changes the Texas coast and cheap food imports flood the country, the people who make their living off oysters and shrimp are disappearing.

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New chair of Climate Crisis Committee owns shares in fossil fuel fund

Rep. Kathy Castor has a good environmental record, but she and her husband are profiting from gas, oil, and coal-powered utilities.

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New Zealand bans all new offshore oil exploration as part of 'carbon-neutral future'

Prime minister Jacinda Ardern says move ‘will essentially take effect in 30 or more years’ time’

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Scott Pruitt: After the high life, a job hunt

Forced to resign amid ethics probes, the former Oklahoma attorney general is among those whose rise was derailed after joining the Trump administration.

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The top 10 ocean conservation victories of 2018 (just kidding -- there were only three)

(Just kidding, there were only three this year)

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Durable denial: Climategate at 10 years

Ten years after "ClimateGate," evidence be damned: Climate denial is alive and well.

Peter Dykstra: SEJ enters middle age with grace

Peter Dykstra: From impeach to impair

Peter Dykstra: Of ice and men.

Peter Dykstra: The 800-lb (cheap, plastic) gorilla in our oceans

Arlie Hochschild, David Hochschild: More republicans than you think support action on climate change

10 ways to accelerate progress against climate change

New E.P.A. plan could free coal plants to release more mercury into the air

Best columns of 2018

Climate change refugees share stories of escape in 2018

It's 'going to end with me': The fate of Gulf fisheries in a warming world

New chair of Climate Crisis Committee owns shares in fossil fuel fund

New Zealand bans all new offshore oil exploration as part of 'carbon-neutral future'

Scott Pruitt: After the high life, a job hunt

The top 10 ocean conservation victories of 2018 (just kidding -- there were only three)

Patrick Holden: The coronavirus pandemic and future food security

UK farmer and sustainable food advocate on why now is the time to build resilience and health into our food systems—from the ground up.

Coronavirus, climate change, and the environment

A conversation on COVID-19 with the director of Harvard University's Center of Climate, Health and the Global Environment.

Kids with asthma who live near heavy air pollution face greater risk from coronavirus

"There's a lot of concern about combined effects of air pollution and respiratory viruses."

Climate change: For big emissions reductions, we need to think small

"Big new infrastructure costing billions is not the best way to accelerate decarbonization"

Agents of Change: Amplifying neglected voices in environmental health

EHN is teaming up with The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health to bring you the voices of next generation environmental health leaders

Trump Administration is using a pandemic to hand out gifts to its favorite polluters

The Trump Administration is using COVID-19 to further its dismantling of environmental protection.

Ten years after "ClimateGate," evidence be damned: Climate denial is alive and well.

UK farmer and sustainable food advocate on why now is the time to build resilience and health into our food systems—from the ground up.

A conversation on COVID-19 with the director of Harvard University's Center of Climate, Health and the Global Environment.

"There's a lot of concern about combined effects of air pollution and respiratory viruses."

"Big new infrastructure costing billions is not the best way to accelerate decarbonization"

EHN is teaming up with The George Washington University Milken Institute School of Public Health to bring you the voices of next generation environmental health leaders

The Trump Administration is using COVID-19 to further its dismantling of environmental protection.

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