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And 24 other facts you should probably know.

A unique program in the Arctic tundra finds a way around federal regulation to put traditional foods on the hospital menu.

Oil companies like to push the narrative that Alaskans want more oil development, but that’s not true.

The outdoor-recreation industry delivered a big blow to Utah’s economy because of the state’s attempts to remove protections for public lands.

We know climate change is affecting the environment—but it’s also threatening people’s health.

And 32 other facts you should probably know.

American cities have already spent billions of dollars on climate action and are committed to environmental goals that go beyond the Paris accord.

Transportation accounts for nearly a third of the country’s carbon emissions.

As the Arctic heats up and the oil economy tanks, progressives find their voice in a conservative state.

Inspired by a president they propelled to office, college students have led a successful effort to pressure institutions to divest from fossil fuels.

For years, Congress has been pressed to permanently protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Will today’s indigenous-led climate movements finally seal the deal?

Misdirected public outrage over the killing of a Washington wolf pack may do more harm than good.

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We can thank our children—and their lawsuits—for insisting that public trust and hard science be part of climate decision-making.

Because the Unist’ot’en clan has given up no land rights after decades of courtroom battles, they maintain a strong foothold on land crucial to future oil expansion plans.