Environment

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Conferences

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C-Suite

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Trump is greenlighting an Alaska megamine—and taking a government stake in the company digging it up

By Matthew Daly and The Associated Press
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Health

Scientists say eating a plant-based diet could save 15 million deaths and save the environment

By Melina Walling and The Associated Press
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Success

Jane Goodall made a name for herself with no degree, no experience: She got a job as a waitress and saved ‘every penny’ on a one-way ticket to Africa

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Global

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By James Brook and The Associated Press
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Patagonia CEO: The EPA is ‘endangering’ America’s businesses on climate

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Retail

Italy just hit Shein with a $1.15 million greenwashing fine over misleading claims

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AI

Meet the companies using AI to reinvent the energy business

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Commentary

A new way to eat: Fixing a food system that leaves us vulnerable and hurts the environment

By Ellen MacArthur and Wendy Schmidt
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Travel & Leisure

After a $1.5 billion cleanup, the Seine reopens for swimming

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Newsletters

Accenture warns AI’s carbon emissions could surge 11-fold. But Big Tech’s still racing to build—and not slow down for sustainability

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July 3, 2025
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Travel & Leisure

Sweden reverses air travel tax, pushing against ‘flight shaming’ wave it created

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Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ may end clean energy credits. Critics warn it could send utility bills ‘through the roof’
Politics

Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ may end clean energy credits. Critics warn it could send utility bills ‘through the roof’

By Matthew Daly and The Associated Press
July 1, 2025
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Environment

Conservatives and environmentalists say carbon capture is unnecessarily expensive and fails to curb pollution effectively. Here’s what the science says

By Tammy Webber and The Associated Press
June 26, 2025

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