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New Zealand is having one of its darkest days, with many dead after shootings at two mosques in Christchurch; Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says
Dhanya Reitschuster didn’t want to cut class this Friday — or last Friday or the one before. “I personally really like my school,” said
In the podcast this week: Why are BP shares up? And on another positive note for BP, comments made by prominent UK scientists last week in Bonn
BP continues to dominate the news with its failed attempts at stemming the leaking oil. This week Fiona Harvey and Javier Blas discuss the
In this week's podcast: The early onslaught of winter in Europe has pushed the prices up of natural gas, thermal coal and oil. We’ll be asking
Warnings that plans for two new coal-fired power plants in the Hunter Valley could spark massive protests; Mud in coastal wetlands could become
Scientists aboard the icebreaker Nathaniel B. Palmer this week are getting their first up-close look ever at a massive Antarctic glacier that
Over a century ago, the industrial revolution brought wealth and opportunity to a generation of American innovators. It also brought us dirty
Fighting climate change isn’t cheap. Where’s the money coming from? Major philanthropic organizations like Hewlett and Bloomberg are at the
Just ten years ago, an entire state running on 100% renewable electricity seemed fanciful. But this dreamy vision became reality when, with the
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