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The climate geoengineering horse might have left the stable as a new report calls for increased research on the controversial topic.
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Ahead of the U.N. General Assembly and New York Climate Week protesters call for an end to fossil fuels.
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In an era where concern for sustainability can be good business, the Starbucks disposable cup may be on its way to extinction.
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A Bipartisan Push for Carbon Tariffs is Emerging
A bipartisan coalition is calling for new tariffs on high-carbon imports, which would shape the global fight against climate change.
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Steelmaking Is Very Polluting. This Company Is Changing That
Boston Metal wants to upend centuries of steelmaking to fight climate change. CEO Tadeu Carneiro tells TIME how it's doing that.
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An Auto Workers Strike Would Threaten Biden's Green Coalition
A potential auto workers strike could imperil President Biden's reelection chances, and the future of his green policies.
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