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Palm oil — the sworn enemy of environmental defenders — is ‘an insanely productive plant’ that generates far more oil per hectare of land than alternatives like soybean and coconut, says Hannah Ritchie. Humanity has made great strides in recent decades: air is cleaner; poverty, deforestation and childhood mortality have fallen; gasoline cars—and maybe coal—are
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The Thomas Fire in December, 2017 in La Conchita, California. In a controversial bid to expose supposed bias in a top journal, a US climate expert shocked fellow scientists by revealing he tailored a wildfire study to emphasize global warming. While supporters applauded Patrick T. Brown for flagging what he called a one-sided climate “narrative”