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In remote villages on Lombok, a rugged Indonesian island east of Bali, resilience to global warming

A Macy's employee is being accused of hiding $151 million in delivery expenses over a nearly three-y

Thenjiwe McHarris of the Movement for Black Lives leaned into the microphone and, with a finger poin

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The fossil fuel industry won a technical decision on Monday when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in its

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As the Standing Rock Sioux tribe was mounting opposition to the Dakota Access pipeline last spring,