From labs to lookalikes: what you need to know about ‘sustainable’ diamonds By Sara Kiley Watson / Published June 5, 2022
People around the world love and grieve nature in unique ways By Sara Kiley Watson / Published May 10, 2022
Under a new policy, federal agencies will have to weigh the climate costs of their actions By Philip Kiefer / Published April 20, 2022
Climate change is blowing our predictions out of the water, says the IPCC By Sara Kiley Watson / Published February 28, 2022
The best ways to teach and talk about climate change with kids By Mary DeMocker / Hothouse / Published February 23, 2022
Indigenous farmers are ‘rematriating’ centuries-old seeds to plant a movement By Kalen Goodluck / Published February 10, 2022
There’s a new gold rush in the American West. But is it safe? By Becki Robins / Undark / Published February 1, 2022
Climate change makes it deadlier to cross the US-Mexico border By Angely Mercado / Published January 21, 2022
Climate change disasters cost the world over $100 billion this year By Angely Mercado / Published January 4, 2022
The last-minute gift to fight climate change: donations By Sara Kiley Watson / Published December 21, 2021
A North Carolina town struggles under the toxic shadow of the company that built it By Emily Cataneo/Undark / Published December 16, 2021
This one image illustrates the severity of climate change By Margo Milanowski / Published November 12, 2021
Minnesota’s Line 3 pipeline threatens one of North America’s only native grains By Angely Mercado / Published October 12, 2021