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The next food and farm bill should sufficiently fund the USDA's climate hubs and put them into law, so farmers can continue to access federal research and programs related to climate change.

What would a run from the fossil fuel-friendly Senator mean for the climate?

The perennial complaint about mainstream media coverage of presidential elections is that it too often gets bogged down in the horse-race muck—endless discussions of approval ratings, head-to-head polls between front-runner candidates, and the public’s opinions on hot-button issues. On those rare occasions when policy is discussed, the media treats it as if we had a parliamentary system that would allow a candidate to seamlessly implement their agenda if elected. This style of poli...

Jeff Baran's failed nomination is leaving some advocates nervous about the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's future.

We are one step closer to human annihilation as the Doomsday Clock moves the closest it has ever been to midnight.

After nearly 80 years of fighting, many communities are still waiting for basic support for the cancers and other illnesses they suffer.

In a recent swing through New Hampshire, the West Virginia Senator—who has pressed for more “energy security” in the U.S.—suggested that it’s up to Asian countries to reduce fossil fuel reliance.

CT has a long history of forcing tailpipe and industrial pollution into vulnerable communities — and a chance to start making things right.

The agency will offer upfront cash payments to disaster survivors and slash some of its infamous red tape.

The worst nightmare that scientists can have sometimes come true. Check every box in a long list of dos and don’ts, double-check it all over again, and then sit back and relax.