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Featured in environmental justice

By Dec 23, 2020
Environment

Oklahoma floods are poisoning tribal lands

A decades-old Superfund site poses new threats to displaced communities.
By Dec 9, 2020
Environment

The Trump administration’s environmental legacy can be undone. Here’s how.

The secret isn’t just fixing the system, it’s bulletproofing it against future attacks.
By Nov 17, 2020
Science

In Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley,’ a Black community battles an industry that threatens its health—and history

A proposed petrochemical complex from plastics giant Formosa could disrupt long-forgotten plantation graves.
By Aug 4, 2020
Health

Black mothers face high death rates. Now they have to contend with climate change, too.

Pollution and heat affect Black pregnancies disproportionately.
By Jun 5, 2020
Environment

Black birders have never been safe or celebrated

Racism in birding is not a new phenomenon.
By May 29, 2020
Science

Inuit researchers are leading a scientific movement to understand life on the ice

A new Canadian initiative puts traditional knowledge and modern tech to work for climate science and social justice.
By May 10, 2020
Science

This summer’s severe temperatures could make the pandemic even more complicated

Heat and humidity will send people outdoors, where the risk of catching the coronavirus is higher.
By Sep 26, 2019
Environment

These Latin American teens refuse to be overlooked at global climate strikes

They traveled for days to march through the streets of US cities.
By Sep 16, 2019
Environment

Giving legal rights to nature could reduce public health threats like toxic algae

Rights of Nature laws generally are designed to encourage people to rethink their relationship to the environment.
By Jun 19, 2019
Energy

New York is passing its own Green New Deal

It could be the nation’s most ambitious climate legislation.