States and tribes could soon regain the power to fight against projects that pollute By Kristine Liao / Published June 13, 2022
Carmakers are pouring billions into producing EV batteries By Bradley Brownell / Published May 30, 2022
A network of 1,000 cameras is watching for Western wildfires—and you can, too By Colleen Hagerty / Published May 25, 2022
A climate adaptation experiment is taking place in one of NYC’s biggest parks By Danielle Renwick / Nexus Media News / Published May 23, 2022
Why national parks are cracking down on fireworks, ebikes, and other harmful fun By Kristine Liao / Published March 27, 2022
The Amazon is on the brink of a climate change tipping point By Sara Kiley Watson / Published March 7, 2022
This wild grassland in the Amazon isn’t as untouched as it seems By Philip Kiefer / Published October 7, 2021
African rainforests are stronger carbon sinks than the Amazon By Angely Mercado / Published September 2, 2021
Wisconsin permitted people to hunt a contentious species. That might change next year. By Phil Bourjaily/Field & Stream / Published March 19, 2021
Wisconsin hunters have already killed more gray wolves than allowed By Alan Clemons/ Outdoor Life / Published March 1, 2021
Conserving tropical peatlands could be key to preventing the next pandemic By Kat Eschner / Published November 17, 2020
Healthy forests do more than just prevent wildfires By Bales & Conklin/The Conversation / Published October 19, 2020
Australia’s government needs to take drastic action to prevent future fires—and so do the rest of us By Kat Eschner / Published January 9, 2020