Climate hero or villain?

I spent one of the first weeks of my summer doing something I haven’t done in years: writing computer code. As a professor, when I want to generate data, I usually have the luxury of telling my studen

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Elon Musk is rarely out of the news these days. Widely acknowledged to be the world’s richest man, he’s also known for running a number of major companies. The trouble is, some of those companies have

‘‘ I would like to make my own witness statement,” said Christopher Pelkey as he stood before Judge Todd Lang in Arizona’s Maricopa County Superior Court, dressed slightly incongruously in a green hoo