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How one Oregon county plans to make big oil pay for the 2021 heat dome
A legal battle in the Pacific Northwest will test the ability of the American public to make fossil fuel companies pay for ...
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France wants to extend its nuclear umbrella to Europe. But is Macron ready to trade Paris for Helsinki?
Before France can extend its nuclear umbrella to the rest of the Union, Macron first needs to answer some critical questions.
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We cannot afford another lost year for food and climate action
Last December, organizers of the annual UN climate negotiations finally got around to dealing with agriculture as a source of ...
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Jeffrey B. Simon
Jeffrey B. Simon is a trial attorney, founding shareholder of Simon Greenstone Panatier, PC, and the author of Last Rights.
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Carine Guerout
Carine Guerout is a staff assistant intern with the Global Europe Program at the Wilson Center.
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What if potatoes grew on trees? An interview with the Breadfruit Institute’s Diane Ragone
Once a storied icon of the Pacific, this indigenous foodstuff seemed destined for oblivion, a victim of fast-food chains and cheap canned goods. But this more-or-less forgotten, low-cost, sustainable, ...
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Israel to perform at Eurovision. Expect protests, machine guns, and drones
As the death toll and destruction in Gaza continues, Malmö is bracing for protests ahead of Israel's Eurovision performance on Thursday.
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Introduction: Bringing the world’s food production in line with global climate goals
About 30 percent of greenhouse gas emissions come from food production. Human society faces tremendous challenges in remaking its food system in an age of climate change — but it has some powerful ...