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Cities Can Help Migrating Birds on Their Way By Planting More Trees and Turning Lights Off at Night
Millions of birds travel between their breeding and wintering grounds during spring and autumn migration, creating one of the greatest spectacles of the natural world.
The push for standing forest protections in US climate policy
Researchers say “proforestation” policies are the fastest and most effective way to draw excess CO2 out of the atmosphere.
The Constitution and Donald Trump
But it is not enough to celebrate, breathe relief, or simply condemn President Trump and his enablers. Their treasonous intent is now clear for all to see.
Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris’s Climate Record: A Focus on Justice
In the United States today, people of color and low-income people are disproportionately likely to be exposed to dangerous air pollutants.
Voters Back Range of Potential Biden Environment Policies by Comfortable Margins
GOP voters are more skeptical than Democrats, but a majority of voters back policies that would reduce emissions, center climate
Is impeaching President Trump ‘pointless revenge’? Not if it sends a message to future presidents
A House majority, including 10 Republicans, voted on Jan. 13 to impeach President Trump for “incitement of insurrection.”