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States try again to block coal sales that Trump revived
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Scientist killed in Mount St. Helens eruption remembered 40 years after deadly blast
David Johnston, a scientist studying Mount St. Helens when it erupted in 1980, was killed in the blast. His body was never recovered.
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Cleaner skies on Earth Day 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Sea turtles thriving on empty Florida beach during pandemic
The Loggerhead Marinelife Center said it's monitoring 79 sea turtle nests, a "significant" increase from early last season.
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Rare white orca spotted in Puget Sound
White whales are so rare that only a handful have been documented worldwide.
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Mutant enzyme can break down plastic bottles in hours, scientists say
With 1 million bottles sold every minute, the discovery could be a game-changer in the fight to recycle plastic.
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Global energy-related carbon emissions flat in 2019
The country with the biggest drop in energy-related CO2 emissions was the United States.
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Amazon workers defy order to not criticize company on climate
More than 300 employees have written an open letter that could put their jobs at risk.
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Trump treasury secretary Mnuchin latest to take swipe at Greta Thunberg
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Environment
Orca that carried dead calf for 17 days is pregnant again
J35, also known as Tahlequah, who carried her dead calf for more than 1,000 miles, is one of several Southern Residents who are pregnant.
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States try again to block coal sales that Trump revived
Democratic attorneys general from California, New York, New Mexico and Washington on Monday sued the administration over its coal program.
Nation World
1,000 tons of plastic rain is falling across the US
It's ending up in protected wilderness areas, according to a new study, and that amount may be a conservative estimate.
Producer's Picks
Scientist killed in Mount St. Helens eruption remembered 40 years after deadly blast
David Johnston, a scientist studying Mount St. Helens when it erupted in 1980, was killed in the blast. His body was never recovered.
Environment
Cleaner skies on Earth Day 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic
With much of the world shut down due to COVID-19, some of the pollution has temporarily gone away.
Environment
Sea turtles thriving on empty Florida beach during pandemic
The Loggerhead Marinelife Center said it's monitoring 79 sea turtle nests, a "significant" increase from early last season.
Tech
Rare white orca spotted in Puget Sound
White whales are so rare that only a handful have been documented worldwide.
Nation World
Mutant enzyme can break down plastic bottles in hours, scientists say
With 1 million bottles sold every minute, the discovery could be a game-changer in the fight to recycle plastic.
Nation World
Global energy-related carbon emissions flat in 2019
The country with the biggest drop in energy-related CO2 emissions was the United States.
Nation World
Amazon workers defy order to not criticize company on climate
More than 300 employees have written an open letter that could put their jobs at risk.
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Trump treasury secretary Mnuchin latest to take swipe at Greta Thunberg
Steven Mnuchin said the climate activist, who has urged a divestment from fossil fuels to help curb climate change, should get an economics degree first.
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