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Can you put a price on one of the most important rivers in the world? Some researchers are giving it a shot
Environment

Can you put a price on one of the most important rivers in the world? Some researchers are giving it a shot

By Stefan Lovgren and The Associated Press
April 4, 2023
Climate change is making the skies less friendly. Prepare for a future where you always have your seatbelt on
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Climate change is making the skies less friendly. Prepare for a future where you always have your seatbelt on

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April 4, 2023
An NFL team owner and animal rights groups teamed up to return Lolita the orca to the wild after 50 years in captivity. Now the question is how
Environment

An NFL team owner and animal rights groups teamed up to return Lolita the orca to the wild after 50 years in captivity. Now the question is how

By Gene Johnson and The Associated Press
April 4, 2023
An NFL team owner is teaming up with an animal rights group to return Lolita the orca back to the wild after 50 years in captivity
Environment

An NFL team owner is teaming up with an animal rights group to return Lolita the orca back to the wild after 50 years in captivity

By Freida Frisaro and The Associated Press
March 30, 2023
Florida is trying to save its manatees from starvation by feeding them lettuce and it’s kind of working
Environment

Florida is trying to save its manatees from starvation by feeding them lettuce and it’s kind of working

By Curt Anderson and The Associated Press
March 29, 2023
How to protect your home—and your wallet—against natural disasters
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How to protect your home—and your wallet—against natural disasters

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March 29, 2023
Another train has derailed in North Dakota spilling hazardous liquid asphalt
Environment

Another train has derailed in North Dakota spilling hazardous liquid asphalt

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March 27, 2023
Salmon fishing to be banned in California and part of Oregon after a drought and weakened protections decimated the fish population
Environment

Salmon fishing to be banned in California and part of Oregon after a drought and weakened protections decimated the fish population

By Julie Watson, Lisa Baumann and The Associated Press
March 24, 2023
Climate change is exacerbating the global water crisis. Corporations must be part of the solution
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Climate change is exacerbating the global water crisis. Corporations must be part of the solution

By Kara Hurst, Gary White and Matt Damon
March 22, 2023
Biden weighs in on the battle for the soul of Wall Street. Here’s how the president’s first veto will shape the way Americans’ money is managed
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Biden weighs in on the battle for the soul of Wall Street. Here’s how the president’s first veto will shape the way Americans’ money is managed

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March 21, 2023
The Mormon Church is dipping its toe into environmentalism as Utah grapples with drought
Environment

The Mormon Church is dipping its toe into environmentalism as Utah grapples with drought

By Sam Metz and The Associated Press
March 20, 2023
A brutal climate report is raising alarm bells about the future—but there are reasons to be optimistic
Environment

A brutal climate report is raising alarm bells about the future—but there are reasons to be optimistic

By Robert Lempert, Elisabeth Gilmore and The Conversation
March 20, 2023
PepsiCo’s chief sustainability officer: ‘Half of the world’s population will face water scarcity as soon as 2025. It’s time everyone does their part in addressing the global water crisis’
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PepsiCo’s chief sustainability officer: ‘Half of the world’s population will face water scarcity as soon as 2025. It’s time everyone does their part in addressing the global water crisis’

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March 20, 2023
I chair the investment committee of America’s second-largest pension fund. Here’s why savvy investors back the SEC’s proposed ESG disclosure rules
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I chair the investment committee of America’s second-largest pension fund. Here’s why savvy investors back the SEC’s proposed ESG disclosure rules

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March 9, 2023
The unique free rein U.S. rail companies enjoy has led to disastrous accidents. Now they’re preparing to ship even more hazardous materials through our communities
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The unique free rein U.S. rail companies enjoy has led to disastrous accidents. Now they’re preparing to ship even more hazardous materials through our communities

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March 3, 2023

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