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Palm Oil Scorecard 2015
2014 was a year of progress—so why are so many of the country's's biggest brands still using palm oil that contributes to deforestation and peatland destruction?
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What is Oil Shale?
Oil shale is a dirty and expensive source of unconventional oil.
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What is Tight Oil?
Tight oil is an emissions-intensive source of unconventional oil—and production is ramping up.
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Community Voices: Science, Democracy and Environmental Justice
How scientists can partner with marginalized communities to work towards justice and equity
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All About Oil
Oil is changing—and its impacts are becoming more severe.
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Renewables, Reliability, and Solutions for California's Clean Energy Future
Renewable energy can supply half of California's electricity by 2030. Technologies and improved grid practices are available today to ensure a cost-effective, reliable electricity supply.
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All About Drivetrains
Drivetrains are the collection of components that deliver power from a vehicle’s engine or motor to the vehicle’s wheels.
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How Do Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Work?
Fuel cell vehicles use hydrogen to produce electricity, generating less pollution than gas-powered cars and trucks.
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How Do Plug-in Hybrid Electric Cars Work?
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles combine a gasoline or diesel engine with an electric motor and a large rechargeable battery.
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How Do Battery Electric Cars Work?
Battery electric cars run exclusively on electricity—cutting air pollution and global warming pollution.
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What Are Electric Cars?
Unlike conventional vehicles, electric cars and trucks use a motor powered by batteries or a fuel cell.
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Lessons from the Lunchroom
School lunch programs are helping kids eat better—but they're fighting an uphill battle in an unhealthy food system.