Meet the Gulf War veteran who became an environmental champion
2h By Jamiles LarteyRussel Honoré, a folk hero in Louisiana, says toxic pollution is “one of our nation’s deadliest enemies.”Colombian coffee farmers are paying the price for climate change
Sat 7:53am By Richard Schiffman
The smallest farms are being hit the hardestThe fight is heating up over telescope construction on Hawaii’s largest volcano
Fri 6:49pm By Rachel Ramirez
Mauna Kea's celestial significance has led to a bitter feud between native Hawaiians and the International TMT Observatory.How can a climate debate be good TV? Ask the writer of Emmy-winning shows
Fri 2:26pm By Rebecca Leber"They need a showrunner ... a good writer can make anything interesting."Turns out meat-eaters are craving … meatless burgers?
Fri 7:03am By Kate Yoder
95 percent of the Americans who bought veggie burgers in the last year eat meat ... at least sometimes.Trump’s EPA just gave a controversial pesticide the green light
Thu 7:04pm By Zoya TeirsteinWhere's Rachel Carson when you need her?Scientists: Let’s just spray trillions of tons of snow on Antarctica?
Thu 6:54pm By Molly EnkingThe absurdity is part of the point of this study.Are progressives working on a climate plan for 2021? You bet.
Thu 4:15pm By Zoya TeirsteinBetter late than never.One of the biggest climate threats is the most familiar: Rain
Thu 4:01pm By Paola Rosa-AquinoHeavy rainfall can be just as damaging to crops and cities as drought and extreme heat, and the U.S has been experiencing more of both.How do I get my husband to care about the climate?
Thu 6:06am By Eve AndrewsAbout climate change, or the environment, or any of those life-or-death abstract things.Berkeley bans: straws, plastic bags — and now gas pipelines too
Wed 7:27pm By Nathanael Johnson
Everyone can be a "valve turner" for their own home.In Costa Rica, a startup builds a model ship for a cleaner future
Wed 6:01am By Maria Gallucci
What if the future looks more like the past?Representatives just debated drilling on federal lands and things got … strange
Tue 7:49pm By Zoya TeirsteinWell, that was weird.Here’s how hot your hometown will feel by midcentury
Tue 6:54pm By Justine Calma
Without climate action, up to a quarter of the U.S. could feel hotter than 127 F at least one day a year.California’s fires are getting worse, and it isn’t just the lack of rakes
Tue 4:17pm By Nathanael JohnsonScientists pinned down what's behind California's big blazesThe first generation of electric airplanes is almost here
Tue 7:00am By Claire Elise ThompsonAbout 170 companies are racing to electrify air travel. We talked to the guy who is currently leading the pack.As Amazon Prime Day orders roll in, U.S. workers walk out
Mon 8:03pm By Justine CalmaThose deals come with more environmental consequences than shoppers bargained for.These scientists found 2,500 years of economic history frozen in ice
Mon 4:10pm By Miyo McGinn
Scientists and historians are looking to remote glaciers for insights into events like the Black Plague and Great Depression.The big blue gap in the Green New Deal
Mon 7:00am By Ayana Elizabeth Johnson4 ways the ocean can play a key role in healing the climate and rebuilding the economyMind the gap: Lead, mercury, asbestos, and differences in IQ
Mon 5:54am By Naveena Sadasivam"Intellect killers" are holding some kids back.
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