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Phil Noble / Reuters Why Poor Americans Have Some of the Highest Electricity Bills
In the U.S., an energy-efficient home has become something of a luxury good.
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Eric Gay / AP Heat People, Not Buildings
Personal climate-control systems could be more energy efficient than keeping entire rooms at a single temperature.
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Microsoft Moving the Cloud to the Bottom of the Ocean
The cold water of the deep sea may be an ideal environment for server farms.
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Andrew Winning / Reuters How to Build a House on Mars
The first step is figuring out how to make Martian concrete.
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Matt Marton / AP Predictive Policing Comes to Restaurants
It might save you from food poisoning.
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Christian Hartmann / Reuters The Prospective Paris Deal Ignores Two Major Polluters
The international shipping and aviation industries likely won’t be affected by COP21, even though they emit as much carbon as some large nations.
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Mike Stone / Reuters Why the U.S. Is Leaving Untapped Fossil Fuels in the Ground—for Now
The government has delayed an auction of public land for oil and gas development until after the Paris climate talks.
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Shahria Sharmin / AP What Will Become of the Climate-Change Refugees?
The world hasn't yet figured out how to deal with people who were forced from their homes for environmental reasons.
