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Tulsa massacre, terrorism, history, racism, accounability

Tulsa Race Massacre at 100: An Act of Terrorism America Tried to Forget

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coral reef damage, restoration technology, climate change

New Coral Reef Restoration Tech Aims to Reverse Climate Change Damage

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US Census, personal data, confidentiality, privacy

Census Bureau’s ‘Synthetic’ Data Plan Worries Researchers

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climate change, fossil fuel, emissions, Exxon, Chevron, shareholder vote

Big Oil and Gas Had a No Good, Very Bad Day

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climate crisis, mental health, costs, solutions

Climate Crisis Inflicting Huge Hidden Costs on Mental Health

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George Floyd, Minneapolis square, memorial, policing, global racial reckoning

The Crossroads of Minneapolis: George Floyd Square

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climate change, recycling, revision, environment, cost

How Three States Are Repairing the Failing Recycling System

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zombie forest fires fires, climate change, new study, monitoring

‘Zombie Fires’: Blazes That Refuse to Die

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Frontier Communications, FTC lawsuit, internet speeds, net neutrality

Frontier Lied About Internet Speed, FTC Says in Post-Net Neutrality Case

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climate change, Peru, water shortages, ancient techniques

The Urgent Search for ‘Slow Water’ in Peru

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electric cars, Tesla, greenhouse gas emissions, nondisclosure

How Green Is Tesla, Really?

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climate crisis, greenhouse gas emissions, technology, net zero goals

“Half of emissions cuts will come from future tech, says John Kerry”

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