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If you live in an old-school New York City apartment building with steam heat—and no thermostat to control the temperature—your apartment may get...
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As a growing number of people decide to switch careers to work on climate change, we’re running a series of interviews with people in...
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In the U.S., cities like Denver and Austin plan to be carbon neutral by 2040. Seattle and Miami are aiming for 2050. In Finland—where the whole...
When you think of The Nature Conservancy, you might think of their work protecting forests or helping bring back buffalo to the American West. But the...
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It looks like a flattened cardboard box. But with a few folds, a new design transforms into a low-cost bed that can be used at shelters after a...
Every year, the world’s coffee drinkers throw out as much as 60 million tons of coffee grounds—and when they end up in landfills, coffee grounds...
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