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Mike Rowe on America’s great tradesperson shortage: ‘I don’t care what your politics are. Math doesn’t care, either’

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Jeff Bezos is giving $25 million to protect the Pacific—but his climate fund still has about $7 billion left to spend in four years

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp quietly purchased 37,000 acres of forests in Sweden—and locals found out when hunters lost leases to use the property
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Ford’s Jim Farley says Gen Z needs its own ‘Smokey Bear’ moment for the forest fire of AI paranoia, the jobs apocalypse and the skilled trades

“They get a little bit paranoid that AI might replace the job they might go to school for,” Ford executive Mark Truby told Fortune about his Gen Z sons.

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Asia’s boardrooms risk missing the biggest cost of climate change: human health
Asia’s boardrooms risk missing the biggest cost of climate change: human health
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Alex Karp, wearing a suit, looks forward.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp quietly purchased 37,000 acres of forests in Sweden—and locals found out when hunters lost leases to use the property
By Sasha RogelbergSeptember 30, 2026
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The bill has come due. But no one wants to pay for climate mitigation
By Stephanie WaltonSeptember 29, 2026
Jeff Bezos is giving $25 million to protect the Pacific—but his climate fund still has about $7 billion left to spend in four years
Jeff Bezos is giving $25 million to protect the Pacific—but his climate fund still has about $7 billion left to spend in four years
By Sydney LakeSeptember 30, 2026
Europe paid $113.5 billion more for energy since the Iran war, and gained not one extra barrel
Europe paid $113.5 billion more for energy since the Iran war, and gained not one extra barrel
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    Space travel is heating up—and so are rocket fuel emissions. These companies are developing cleaner alternatives to protect earth first
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Environmentalists are facing off against a lithium mine in California over the fate of a tiny yellow flower on the brink of extinction
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Brutally cold weather and heavy snow storms could totally derail your holiday travel plans
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New Mexico would like to make it just a little bit harder for the federal government to keep dumping radioactive waste there
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3M says it wills top producing ‘forever chemicals’ after a spate of lawsuits and looming regulation—but activists say it’s too little too late
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Farmers use $60 billion of pesticides each year. 2 MIT scientists have developed a new technology that could cut that number in half
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ESG investing faces challenges from all sides. Can it survive?
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Why the American food sector is optimistic about 2023
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The EU just reached a deal to overhaul its carbon market to hit its 2030 climate goal—despite an ongoing energy crisis 
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The EU just reached a deal to overhaul its carbon market to hit its 2030 climate goal—despite an ongoing energy crisis 
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By Peter VanhamDecember 17, 2022
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America is about to ban the shark fin trade that kills millions each year as 500 species are threatened with extinction
By Joshua Goodman, Patrick Whittle and The Associated PressDecember 16, 2022
Amazon says it reduced use of single-use plastic last year but an environmental group says it jumped almost 20%
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Amazon says it reduced use of single-use plastic last year but an environmental group says it jumped almost 20%
By Haleluya Hadero and The Associated PressDecember 15, 2022
2023 might be the year investors get real about funding climate adaptation tech
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2023 might be the year investors get real about funding climate adaptation tech
By Eamon BarrettDecember 14, 2022
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‘It’s almost like it’s a starting gun going off’: The fusion energy breakthrough means winning the climate change race could be just decades away
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US scientists just announced a major nuclear fusion breakthrough that could be ‘one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century’
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Big tech is laying off workers. The growing ‘green collar’ job industry hopes to recruit them
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Jamie Dimon worries about the ‘extraordinary’ dangers posed by the Ukraine war. ‘I would definitely be preparing for it to get much worse’
By Tristan BoveDecember 12, 2022
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Europe’s energy heads boast they’ve beat back Putin’s ‘blackmail’ for now—but all bets are off for next year
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House lawmakers just authorized the most expensive project ever recommended by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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COP15’s message to the world: Invest $250 billion in nature or risk the consequences
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COP15’s message to the world: Invest $250 billion in nature or risk the consequences
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Twin hurricanes just decimated Florida’s orange crop
By Curt Anderson and The Associated PressDecember 9, 2022
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The biggest oil spill in the history of the Keystone pipeline is dumping more than a half million gallons of crude into a creek in Kansas
By John Hanna, Heather Hollingsworth, Ryan J. Foley and The Associated PressDecember 9, 2022
A wind farm on the ocean.
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California is trying to create the country’s first offshore wind farms—Here’s how that works, and what it will take to make it happen
By Matthew Lackner and The ConversationDecember 9, 2022
Keystone oil pipeline from Canada to the U.S. shut after Kansas spill
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London is releasing wild beavers, Chicago is floating wetlands and Frankfurt is letting hedgehogs run free: Inside the world’s ‘rewilding’
By John Flesher and The Associated PressDecember 7, 2022
Gen Z’s voting habits are all the proof companies need to act on societal issues
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Gen Z’s voting habits are all the proof companies need to act on societal issues
By Amanda Edelman and Andrea HagelgansDecember 7, 2022
Houses in Florida decimated by a hurricane.
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Florida lawmakers are meeting to figure out what to do about their property insurance market after it suffered billions in hurricane losses
By Anthony Izaguirre and The Associated PressDecember 6, 2022
Investors have been supporting food tech long before the ‘boom’–and scary headlines won’t change our minds
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