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This Halloween, Let’s Stick to Fake Decorations and Leave Bats in the Wild

This Halloween, Let’s Stick to Fake Decorations and Leave Bats in t...

I love Halloween. Walking down the street in my neighborhood and seeing a 12-foot-tall skeleton, a creepy clown, and a motion-triggered…
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Dianne DuBois
Despite Farm Bill Delays, a Roadmap for Food System Change Is Here

Despite Farm Bill Delays, a Roadmap for Food System Change Is Here

This article was coauthored with Miranda Eisen.
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Stephanie Feldstein
Wildlife Services Has Outstayed Its Welcome in the West

Wildlife Services Has Outstayed Its Welcome in the West

Beavers are beloved heroes in the natural world. It isn’t just their stout bodies and intense determination that appeal to the public…
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Jennifer Molidor, Ph.D.
The Power of Corporate Agriculture, Part III

The Power of Corporate Agriculture, Part III

How to Uproot Corporate Power
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Leah Kelly
Wedding Planning in the Age of Climate Change

Wedding Planning in the Age of Climate Change

It’s almost impossible not to think of our ever-changing climate as you’re planning a wedding these days. From deadly heat waves and…
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Linda Rico
Endangered Ink

Endangered Ink

The Center for Biological Diversity works in many ways to save life on Earth. We fight climate change, protect public lands, defend…
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Cybele Knowles
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The Power of Corporate Agriculture: Part II

The Power of Corporate Agriculture: Part II

In the first post of this three-part series, I discussed how Big Ag amasses and maintains power through its influence on government. Now…
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Leah Kelly
The Power of Corporate Agriculture: Part I

The Power of Corporate Agriculture: Part I

Small, family-run farms that once occupied most of the American landscape have disappeared at astonishing rates since the late 1980s as…
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Leah Kelly
Why Public Policy Belongs on Your Plate

Why Public Policy Belongs on Your Plate

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Leah Kelly
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Why the Fight for Wolves Matters

Why the Fight for Wolves Matters

Thoughts on Wolf Awareness Week
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Amaroq Weiss
Grizzly End for Endangered Bears in Montana

Grizzly End for Endangered Bears in Montana

Even legal black bear and coyote hunts can kill protected species
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Jennifer Molidor, Ph.D.
Is Cheap Wine Bad for the Environment?

Is Cheap Wine Bad for the Environment?

#EcoAdvice from our expert
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Nathan Donley
Kids, Cows, and Critters

Kids, Cows, and Critters

A long-overdue burial for the population vs. consumption question
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Stephanie Feldstein
Exxon, Be Gone

Exxon, Be Gone

Why Deadly Oil Tanker Truck Crashes Aren’t Even the Biggest Reason to Oppose Restarting Offshore Drilling in Santa Barbara
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Kristen Monsell
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