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The new infrastructure bill will fund pollution cleanup. But will it hold polluters accountable? By Philip Kiefer / Published November 9, 2021
Louisiana is making bold climate goals, but still wants its fossil fuels By Philip Kiefer / Published May 18, 2021
A trip down the Ohio River reveals the oil and gas industry’s next big move By Teake Zuidema/Nexus Media News / Published February 23, 2021
New satellites can pinpoint methane leaks to help us beat climate change By Paul Tullis / Published October 30, 2020
The pandemic could end Texas’s oil boom—and start something better By Justin Miller/Texas Observer / Published October 5, 2020
Activists have shut down two major fossil fuel pipelines—at least for now By Ula Chrobak / Published July 7, 2020
The environment won’t be helped by oil producers declaring bankruptcy By Ula Chrobak / Published April 29, 2020
Stay-at-home science project: Use fire to push an egg into a bottle By John Kennedy / Published April 29, 2020
There’s a bizarre group of shapeshifting objects at the center of the Milky Way By Charlie Wood / Published January 16, 2020
Young galaxies transformed the early universe by blowing bubbles By Charlie Wood / Published January 10, 2020
The world isn’t light on helium, but mining it is no party By Claire Maldarelli / Published May 15, 2019
How to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, winter’s odorless killer By Dan Seitz / Published November 5, 2018
The swamp science that lured travelers to their doom—and inspired the jack-o’-lantern By Benji Jones / Published October 31, 2018