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LM Otero / AP Big, Ambitious Plans From Smaller-Town Leaders
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Thomas Rippel, on YouTube Can Non-Billionaires Make a Difference in Conservation? An Example From Europe
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Action at the Local Level, D.C. Edition
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Nicolas Pollock / The Atlantic What the Renewable-Energy Economy Looks Like
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James Fallows New Hope for the Devil
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Trump Time Capsule #6: There Is No California Drought
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters Ken Burns, on the American Prairie Reserve
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On National Beer Day, Craft Brewers Improving Water, and Life, in More Ways Than One
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The Sociology of the Modern American Urban Landscape, Cont'd
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Orbital View: All the Ships at Sea
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LA: City of Tomorrow
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Our Newest National Monument, From the Air
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Jack Thompson for the Wildlands Conservancy Welcome Our Newest National Monuments!
Often it seems that modern presidents can’t do anything — except wage war. Here’s a heartening exception.
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Ted Cruz Is Right. Yes, That Ted Cruz
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Stihl corporation The Future of Leafblowers: The Guardian Weighs In
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Stephane Mahe / Reuters Obama: Chessmaster, not Pawn
Many of the president’s supporters fear that he hasn’t really known what he is doing. Many of his critics worry that he is all-too-skillful at attaining his ends. There’s increasing evidence that the critics may be right.
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Technology Can't Solve Every Problem, but It Sure Helps With This One (Leafblower Dept)
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Mapping Climate Change: Ways to Envision What's Happened Already, and What Is to Come
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Al Gore, Felix Salmon, ‘Sustainability,’ and Aspiration
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Request for Community Reports on Leafblower Policies
