The world is on course to experience 560 major disasters each year By Sara Kiley Watson / Published April 26, 2022
Groundwater is an incredible resource. It’s time to treat it like one. By Sara Kiley Watson / Published March 26, 2022
There’s only one space treaty in the world, and it’s woefully out of date By Michelle L.D. Hanlon and Greg Autry/The Conversation / Published November 28, 2021
This one image illustrates the severity of climate change By Margo Milanowski / Published November 12, 2021
The people hit worst by climate change get the least airtime at COP26 By Angely Mercado / Published November 6, 2021
A quick guide to the climate jargon you’ll hear at COP26 By Sara Kiley Watson / Published November 4, 2021
Countries aren’t moving aggressively enough toward climate goals By Sara Kiley Watson / Published October 28, 2021
Rerouting billions in agriculture subsidies could boost global food security By Angely Mercado / Published September 23, 2021
Autonomous war machines could make costly mistakes on future battlefields By Kelsey D. Atherton / Published May 17, 2021
Women are more likely to take COVID-19 guidelines seriously By Disha Shetty/Undark / Published February 5, 2021
COVID-19 raises the stakes for environmental activists in Colombia By Lise Josefsen Hermann/Undark / Published August 3, 2020
Trump’s move to pull WHO funds could make the pandemic worse By Kat Eschner / Published April 23, 2020
COP25 may be the most important climate change meeting ever—and the US is barely there By Kat Eschner / Published December 2, 2019
We can still slash emissions and survive climate change, but we’re running out of time By Kat Eschner / Published November 27, 2019