NYT DotEarth

After Nine Years and 2,810 Posts, a Dot Earth Farewellhttp://nyti.ms/2gb1BCg 

Facing Standing Rock Campaign, Army Corps Blocks Dakota Pipeline Pathhttp://nyti.ms/2h8lNXc 

Will California Ever Let Sierra Nevada Forests Burn?http://nyti.ms/2gWhxat 

A Belated Farewell to a Pioneering Polar Bear Researcherhttp://nyti.ms/2gToxoJ 

TED’s Science Curator Sees Hope in the Anthropocenehttp://nyti.ms/2gW4vwq 

What Changed, and Didn’t, After the 1988 Slaying of a Rain Forest Hero in Brazilhttp://nyti.ms/2fFBIr0 

Under Trump, Will NASA’s Space Science Include Planet Earth?http://nyti.ms/2fF4esU 

In Madagascar Test, Drone Delivers Medicine by Airhttp://nyti.ms/2fzhgYx 

An Exercise to Sift for Sources Amid a Blitz of Fake Newshttp://nyti.ms/2gpsMry 

Rx for the Anthropocene? A Dose of ‘Anthropophilia’http://nyti.ms/2fmUmHa 

Prospects for the Environment, and Environmentalism, Under President Trumphttp://nyti.ms/2eLPVFC 

An Anthropocene Journeyhttp://nyti.ms/2fvZ97I 

The Core Issue in the Dakota Pipeline Fight is Sioux Rights, Not Oilhttp://nyti.ms/2eFvIBh 

Gone Too Soon – Ralph Cicerone, a Quiet Force for Scientific Progress in a Divisive Climatehttp://nyti.ms/2eq73xh 

In New TV Fare, National Geographic Sustains Its Climate Focushttp://nyti.ms/2fdGQUx 

Can Science Help Communities Thrive on a Turbulent Planet?http://nyti.ms/2efVoUX 

A Reality-Based Trump-Clinton Debate on Energy and Climatehttp://nyti.ms/2eU0Vz1 

Remembering Gordon Hamilton – An Edge-Pushing Prober of Eroding Icehttp://nyti.ms/2dDYLWR 

Coal’s Link to Global Warming, Explained in 1912http://nyti.ms/2e7WLUE 

Climate Silence Goes Way Beyond Debate Moderatorshttp://nyti.ms/2e4Jqwx