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The Colorado River, vital to the American West, faces a crisis as demand surpasses its supply due to rising temperatures... more
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Participate in the cycle of life and sequester some carbon while you’re at it — even if you don’t have... more
The Colorado River has been carved up and relentlessly fought over for decades. But has anyone ever asked what the... more
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Over a century after its namesake river — the Gila — was stolen by colonization, the Gila River Indian Community... more
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The Colorado River is the lifeblood of the American West. Millions of people rely on it to live. But we’re... more
When it comes to solving the climate crisis, artificial intelligence can be a powerful tool, but it comes with some... more
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Some climate activists think it’s time to ramp up their efforts by vandalizing multimillion-dollar artworks and even sabotaging key infrastructure. ... more
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You asked, we answered. Listeners wrote in wanting to know: “Who the hell loans these people money for mortgages” in... more
Some climate activists think it’s time to ramp up their efforts by vandalizing multimillion-dollar artworks and even sabotaging key infrastructure. Should activists... more