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For France, American Vines Still Mean Sour Grapes
BEAUMONT, France — The vines were once demonized for causing madness and blindness, and had been banned decades ago. The French authorities, brandishing
The Observer view on the pros and cons of deep-sea mining | Observer editorial
Deep-sea mining has become one of our planet’s most divisive problems. By stripping the ocean floor of its vast mineral wealth, proponents say
The race to give nuclear fusion a role in the climate emergency | Energy
On 8 August 2021, a laser-initiated experiment at the United States National Ignition Facility (NIF), based at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California,
‘Our future might not look the same’: wildfires threaten way of life in California’s mountain towns | California
Megan Brown’s family has stewarded several ranches in and along California’s northern Sierra Nevada for six generations. But in the last four years,
Opinion | Is There a Nuclear Option for Stopping Climate Change?
Another major obstacle for nuclear power is its price: Nuclear plants cost billions of dollars to build, making them one of the most
Opinion | If We Stop Burning Fossil Fuels, Will We End Up With More Plastic and Toxic Chemicals?
As the United States comes to grips with the climate crisis, fossil fuels will slowly recede from being primary sources of energy. That’s
Climate Change Is Killing the Colorado River
On a 110-degree day several years ago, surrounded by piles of sand and rock in the desert outside of Las Vegas, I stepped
Ida is expected to gain strength as it churns toward Louisiana.
After “wobbling around,” as the National Hurricane Center put it late Thursday, Ida on Friday resumed a more stable track heading northwest, in
How wine is adapting to the climate crisis | Wine
Few could fail to be shocked by the apocalyptic scenes of wildfires raging around the world. When homes and lives are at stake,