Is free-market environmentalism the solution or the problem?
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Ride shotgun with the U.S. Border Patrol and forget what you thought you knew about the men in green.
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Can music save mountains? Emmylou Harris is determined to find out.
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A disturbing look at the world of auctions and slaughter, where horses are flipped like real estate.
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Congress may just be too lazy to take action on the largest problem humans have ever faced.
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Science fiction casts its gaze downward, toward the home planet and its sketchy future.
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Beneath the shrinking waters of Lake Powell, a massive problem is building.
With added photos and Peter McBride's audio slideshow.
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How can crusaders take time out to enjoy the Earth when so few people are out there fighting?
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The Maori of New Zealand seek their own renewal in the restoration of a powerful and mysterious creature.
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Tracing the roots of environmentalism back to a very unpleasant historical truth.
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On the ways in which green building and affordable housing intersect -- or, more often, don't.
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We all love it. Everyone says they want it. So we might want to get very clear on what it actually is.
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The shocking double life of the dolphin, featuring neuropsychologists, hippies, spies, and extraterrestrials.
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Slide show: what lurks above the waterline, as seen from below.
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For Orion, nature and environment are a context...
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What a new meat ethic could mean for the atmosphere.
Will be published on the website April 1.
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Tens of thousands of people are living in another world. Should you, too?
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A dark journey into the corrosive and counterintuitive ideology of "too big to fail."
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A note to those who still believe that change will come without a fight.
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A cautionary tale, inscribed in and along two of Central Asia's most storied rivers. Website exclusive: audio slide show, narrated by the photographer.
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Looking into the eyes of pebbles, in search of some immutable truth.
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State-sponsored surveillance is a crime against individualism, creativity, and beauty.
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In which Kevin Kelly, a founder of Wired magazine, suggests that technology is a product of evolution, and human culture is a product of technology.
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