Environment

UK Climate Protesters Cover Stonehenge In Orange Paint Ahead Of Election

Two people were arrested a day before the summer solstice, which typically draws many visitors to the site.
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Congress Just Passed A Major Clean-Energy Bill To Boost Nuclear

It's all on nuclear.
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Yellowstone Visitor Sentenced To A Week In Jail Over 'Dangerous' Act

The 21-year-old man was photographed near the erratic Steamboat Geyser, park officials said.
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Lost Donkey Seen Living With Elk Herd 5 Years Later: 'Living His Best Life'

Diesel the donkey, who disappeared in 2019, appears to be thriving with some new companions in the California wild.
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Supreme Court Sides With Starbucks In Union Organizing Case

Though its impact could be limited, the decision fits into a broader pattern of the court siding with corporations and kneecapping the power of federal regulators.
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This Indigenous Community Created A New Blueprint To Fight Climate Change

The Métis have always played a pivotal role in land protection and conservation. They're not about to slow down now.
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GOP Senate Candidate Didn’t Disclose Position At Right-Wing Think Tank

Tim Sheehy was on the board of the Property and Environment Research Center, which promotes “free market environmentalism” and previously advocated for privatizing federal lands.
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Puerto Rico Is Facing A Dangerous Test

“This is a crisis,” says one public housing technician with no air conditioning.
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Reported Birth Of Rare White Buffalo Calf Fulfills Lakota Prophecy

“The birth of this calf is both a blessing and warning. We must do more,” said Chief Arvol Looking Horse, the spiritual leader of the Lakota, Dakota and the Nakota Oyate in South Dakota.
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Democratic Senator Throws Jabs At His Pro-Trump Opponent Being A Millionaire

The high-stakes race in Montana is getting heated as Tester and Tim Sheehy focus on a key issue impacting the state.
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