From pollution to dams: here’s what is plaguing America’s 10 most endangered rivers By Sara Kiley Watson / Apr 22, 2022
Microplastics have officially been found in our bodies. Here’s what that means for human health. By Carla Delgado / Apr 18, 2022
Why chemists are watching light destroy tiny airborne particles from within By Rahul Rao / Apr 14, 2022
Dust clouds are killing people out West—and the dangers could spread By Virginia Gewin / Feb 24, 2022
COVID-19 is overcrowding cemeteries and causing heavy metal pollution By Anuradha Varanasi / Feb 12, 2022
Your gas stove could be hurting everyone around you By Danielle Renwick / Nexus Media News / Jan 28, 2022
There’s something in the water at Pearl Harbor—and it’s making kids sick By Haley Britzky/Task & Purpose / Jan 7, 2022
A North Carolina town struggles under the toxic shadow of the company that built it By Emily Cataneo/Undark / Dec 16, 2021
Pesticides can hurt agricultural communities—so why do farmers fight back against bans? By Angely Mercado / Dec 14, 2021
A million ‘super trees’ are coming to clean Houston’s air in the next decade By Nikita Amir / Dec 14, 2021
Plastic nurdles are killing Sri Lanka’s sea creatures By Ashley Stimpson/Field & Stream / Dec 7, 2021
‘Lithium Valley’ could save one of the most polluted areas in California By Angely Mercado / Nov 30, 2021
The new infrastructure bill will fund pollution cleanup. But will it hold polluters accountable? By Philip Kiefer / Nov 9, 2021
This luxurious fabric breaks down in the ocean without leaving a trace By Angely Mercado / Nov 2, 2021
The secret to longer-lasting clothes will also reduce plastic pollution By Alisha McDarris / Oct 29, 2021
City lights could trigger a baby boom for some moths and butterflies By Margo Milanowski / Oct 4, 2021
What 20 years of screening 9/11 first responders for health risks has taught us By Betsy Ladyzhets / Sep 10, 2021
The best ways to reduce light pollution and improve your quality of life By Alisha McDarris / Jul 5, 2021
Videos show a surreal ‘eye of fire’ in the Gulf of Mexico after gas pipeline ruptures at sea By Rachel Feltman / Jul 3, 2021
“Water Stories” Is A Haunting Document Of Global Water Issues By Meaghan Lee Callaghan / Sep 22, 2016
It’s not just methane—meat production fills the air with noxious particulate matter too By Shaena Montanari / May 13, 2021
Car, factory, and power plant pollution can be damaging to kids’ mental health By Shaena Montanari / Apr 29, 2021
Tiny air pollutants may come from different sources, but they all show a similar biased trend By Ellie Shechet / Apr 28, 2021
The ocean is a giant dump for chemical weapons. Can we clean it up before it’s too late? By María Paula Rubiano A. / Apr 12, 2021
Oil and gas companies are making old pipelines the landowner’s problem By Kate Wheeling/Nexus Media / Mar 10, 2021
A trip down the Ohio River reveals the oil and gas industry’s next big move By Teake Zuidema/Nexus Media News / Feb 23, 2021