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Native Americans in Nevada Mobilize to Protect Their Right to Vote
Tribal organizers turn out new voters with a Get Out the Native Vote campaign
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politics
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Smart Ways to Greenify Your Closet
Because our wardrobes create unfashionably massive environmental issues
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buyers' guide
Resistance Is Growing
We must sustain our advocacy for a sustainable world—no matter who's in the White House
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politics
The Used-EV Buyer's Guide
If you're looking for an EV, it's all about range
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electric vehicles
This Year’s Polar Bear Week Matters More Than Ever
The annual event brings us cute videos and an important message
Gray Wolves Will No Longer Have Federal Protection
The Trump administration removes the still-recovering apex predator from the endangered species list
Car Culture and Systemic Racism Collide
Automobile dependence enables police violence against Black people
Great Escape
A ground squirrel avoids becoming a rattlesnake's dinner
November Stargazing: Patterns and Portents
We may take comfort in gazing at the stars, but they are certainly not shining for us
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astronomy
Using Less Energy Is the Most Renewable Energy There Is
How one neigbhorhood in Pittsburgh could help the city meet its climate goals
All the Life Thriving Among the Dead
Storied cemeteries strive to improve their biodiversity and climate impacts
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pollinators
I Know I'm Not Seeing Everything As I Stare Into the Brush
Out here, there's no clear delineation between predator and prey
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wilderness
Grizzlies Become a Sacrificial Lamb to Protect Cattle Interests
Federal agencies are killing grizzly bears to make the woods safe for cows
Indigenous Canadians Suffer Abuse, Attacks Over Fishing Rights
Non-native fishermen launch “lobster war” in Nova Scotia
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indigenous communities
ICYMI: Egret Regrets, Murdered Hornets, Wolves on the Run & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
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climate change
The Future of Michigan’s Water Is at Stake
In the mitten state, it’s all about who has to pay
Uranium Widows in Navajo Country
Uranium mining has been banned in Navajo country—could it come back?
Nature Is Returning
The pandemic gives us a chance to reset our relationship with the animal world
Hitched to Nature
The pandemic has illustrated how connected humans are to wildlife
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coronavirus
Pennsylvania Fracking Politics Are More Complicated Than They Seem
Thirty percent of Pennsylvanian Republicans say they want to ban fracking
