Minnesota’s Line 3 pipeline threatens one of North America’s only native grains By Angely Mercado / Oct 12, 2021
Are ‘water positive’ pledges from tech companies just a new kind of greenwashing? By Angely Mercado / Sep 11, 2021
Almost half of the world’s children live in dangerous climate conditions By Angely Mercado / Sep 4, 2021
A Maryland school district switched to electric buses to save kids’ lungs. Can others follow? By Emily Cerf / May 24, 2021
Green jobs in Chicago help the environment while transforming communities By Amal Ahmed / Feb 2, 2018
The Trump administration’s environmental legacy can be undone. Here’s how. By Purbita Saha / Dec 9, 2020
In Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley,’ a Black community battles an industry that threatens its health—and history By Megan I. Gannon / Nov 17, 2020
Black mothers face high death rates. Now they have to contend with climate change, too. By Candice Wang / Aug 4, 2020
COVID-19 is exposing the food deserts around Native American reservations By Kat Eschner / Jul 13, 2020
Black birders have never been safe or celebrated By Jacqueline L. Scott/The Conversation / Jun 5, 2020
Inuit researchers are leading a scientific movement to understand life on the ice By Matthew Halliday/Undark / May 29, 2020
This summer’s severe temperatures could make the pandemic even more complicated By Jeremy Deaton/Nexus Media / May 10, 2020
Latin American environmentalists face unprecedented violence in defending their land By Martha Pskowski/Undark / Dec 30, 2019
Brazilian farmers owe Monsanto $7.7 billion, court rules By Karine Eliane Peschard/The Conversation / Nov 4, 2019
These Latin American teens refuse to be overlooked at global climate strikes By Maria Paula Rubiano/Scienceline / Sep 26, 2019
Giving legal rights to nature could reduce public health threats like toxic algae By Dana Zartner/The Conversation / Sep 16, 2019
Flint residents are using fruits and vegetables to combat lead poisoning By Marlene Cimons / Apr 19, 2019
We can’t truly protect the environment unless we tackle social justice issues, too By Amal Ahmed / Feb 27, 2018
Neighborhoods subjected to deadly air quality can finally fight back By Marlene Cimons / May 11, 2017