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Christian Science Monitor - Environment

The Explainer -- Why the US will pay a French company nearly $1 billion to give up wind farm plans -- The Trump administration's deal to pay TotalEnergies to shift from wind farms to U.S. fossil fuel investment appears to be a novel use of taxpayer funds. It also fits within a broader White House effort to restrict the offshore wind industry. -- Cameron Pugh

5 days ago

After 100 years, and decades of cleanup, shellfishing set to return to Boston Harbor -- Cameron Pugh

2 months ago

Trump rescinds EPA's ability to regulate greenhouse gases. What's the impact? By - Victoria Hoffmann - / 5 min

2 months ago

A year after LA wildfires, slow recovery but 'a feeling of hope' -- Ali Martin

2 months ago

EPA's new clean-water rules: What a farmer, builder, and scientist say

2 months ago

Focus -- Regaining a sense of place: People and culture come first after Lahaina wildfire

2 months ago

From the Magazine -- Make Oil Great Again? Even California drills as global climate action stalls.

1 month ago

The Explainer -- Climate money is flowing around the globe. Sometimes, corruption makes it disappear.

3 months ago

She lost her husband, then LA fires took her home. How will she shape her future?

3 months ago

Focus -- They want to be 'Altadena strong.' Finances are making it tough.

3 months ago

The Explainer -- What China's landmark climate pledge means for the fight against global warming

3 months ago

From the Magazine -- Fighting wildfire with fire: California residents, once wary, embrace 'controlled burns'

1 month ago

How Jane Goodall inspired my daughter: It started with chickens.

3 months ago

Can resource-rich countries go green? Colombia's trying to find out.

3 months ago

The Explainer -- The EV tax credit is ending. How could that affect the US car market?

3 months ago

Points of Progress -- How to create affordable housing for more people, and make a whole city a sponge

1 month ago

The Monitor's View -- Gig workers get an über-lift -- Massachusetts has become the first state to approve collective bargaining for drivers for ride-hailing services, while maintaining flexibility and contractor independence. This might be a model for other workers in the evolving, internet-based economy. -- the Monitor's Editorial Board

14 hours ago