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California power blackouts start again to avoid sparking fires
"This is not a sustainable long-term solution."
By Mark Kaufman
As big climate trial starts, Exxon buys Google ads to defend itself
"You would totally expect them to do that."
By Mark Kaufman
Looks like Elon Musk just tweeted using the Starlink internet
"Whoa, it worked!!"
Oil behemoth Exxon starts trial for alleged climate fraud
"The evidence comes to light."
By Mark Kaufman
These 20 incredibly detailed, microscope photographs are quite the close-up
The winning images will prompt audible gasping.
NASA's Mars InSight is unstuck and officially back to work
After an eight-month setback, NASA's Mars InSight lander is finally back to work on digging into the Martian soil.
Prince William, Kate Middleton speak about climate change, call for action
William has been an advocate for environmental issues in the past.
By Stephen MacDonald
Most dominant shark of the deep sea tagged at depth for the first time
"These things are way cooler than any white shark."
By Mark Kaufman
NASA paid $5 million for SpaceX employee training after Elon Musk smoked weed with Joe Rogan
One toke over the line.
Google's sustainability investments don't go far enough
For most companies, $150 million is nothing to sneeze at. But most companies aren't Google.
By Rachel Kraus
Jane Fonda arrested during climate change protest in Washington, D.C.
That's pretty badass.
By Stephen MacDonald
This plant-based egg tastes just like a real egg
Turns out most plants don't scramble like an egg.
By Mark Stetson
Extreme wave of embers pours over Los Angeles County terrain
"You can see embers rolling along on the ground, going everywhere."
By Mark Kaufman
Google is bankrolling climate deniers, report reveals. Here's the 3 most problematic ways.
The company is helping to fund several major climate deniers.
What it's like when a criminal, bankrupt, for-profit monopoly cuts your power
California could power the state with the amount of hate for Pacific Gas & Electric, which messed up royally this week.
By Chris Taylor
Scientists rushed to save lab specimens as California's PG&E cuts power
"It's like me telling you to move all your furniture."
By Mark Kaufman
The fat bears have a serious threat, literally on their doorstep
"They're going to turn the world's greatest and most productive wild sockeye salmon ecosystem into a mining district."
By Mark Kaufman
The 2019 Fat Bear Week champion is in a league of her own
"She’s getting fatter before your eyes."
By Mark Kaufman
Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to scientists, some rally behind one who never got one
"This year’s Laureates have transformed our ideas about the cosmos."
