There is no clear evidence that lethal control works to protect livestock.
There are so many ways we can slow and stop the burning of fossil fuels in the United States. But we need to get to work.
We’ve got enough political commentators. We need more fact checkers.
I’ll start with myself. And every time I give up something to reduce carbon emissions, I’ll smile and think of President Trump.
American cities have already spent billions of dollars on climate action and are committed to environmental goals that go beyond the Paris accord.
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A creative support system—including housing, legal aid, and training for detention centers—emerges to address the unique challenges of LGBTQ immigrants.
The world of FBI Agent Dale Cooper has nothing on James Comey’s.
How new moms spend their time on social networking sites can affect their well-being and adjustment to parenthood.
Innovative restoration projects are working to prevent the state’s salmon from going extinct.
Transportation accounts for nearly a third of the country’s carbon emissions.
According to a new study, your ability to appreciate your partner’s strengths is linked to their well-being—and yours.
Each generation has had one common desire: to live a more honest, ethical life of self-sufficiency and oneness with nature.
The hamburger is an icon of the meat-eating world, making it the perfect vehicle to introduce seaweed and the wonders of maritime farming.
In explaining why his city got rid of monuments to Confederate generals, New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu eloquently summarizes our country’s history of diversity.
Although farmers have come to rely on imported honey bees, wild pollinators are hardier.
As the Arctic heats up and the oil economy tanks, progressives find their voice in a conservative state.
Including protecting people with preexisting conditions, funding Planned Parenthood, and other ways to ensure care.
A birthing center opening next year in New Mexico will provide a safe place for women to heal through their traditions.
Trillions of imaginary dollars run throughout the budget. Never mind “fake news.” This is fake government.
In times when Washington is unlikely to agree on much, employee ownership offers a bipartisan approach toward building a stronger and more just economy.
For most of American history, immigrants could enter the U.S. without official permission. So what changed?
A new report revealed surprising results when Oakland overhauled its lunch menu at 100-plus schools by serving less meat and more fruits and vegetables.
If Republicans think Trump has become a liability even in red states, they may decide their chances for re-election are better if they abandon him before 2018 elections.
I’m obsessed with what this Congress is doing to the funding for health care, especially Medicaid, which insures 62.3 million Americans.
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