What Makes a Mosquito Potentially Lethal Lurks Behind the Bite By Jonathan Hahn August 29, 2019 Timothy C. Winegard's "The Mosquito" is abuzz with little-known history In this story: books, insects
Thousands of Brazilians March to Demand Action on Amazon Fires By Michael Fox August 28, 2019 As President Bolsonaro waffles, grassroots groups call for international solidarity In this story: forests, climate change
The Atlantic Coast Pipeline: Risky and Costly . . . and Unnecessary By James Steinbauer August 27, 2019 A string of court losses are making the gas pipeline increasingly expensive In this story: pipelines
“Like Gold to Us”: Native American Nations Struggle to Protect Wild Rice By Heide Brandes August 26, 2019 Mines, pipelines, warming temperatures threaten a staple of Indigenous identity In this story: indigenous communities, food and drink
Leaving a Hero’s Footprint on Earth By Peter Dykstra August 25, 2019 Whether or not you've heard of Steve Sawyer, here's how he touched your life In this story: activism
Climate Change Needs Romance By Heather Smith August 24, 2019 And romance needs climate change In this story: books, climate change
ICYMI: Farmer Trump, the Amazon Burns, Vomiting Vultures & More By Paul Rauber August 23, 2019 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
Brazil's New President Is Bulldozing the Amazon Rainforest and Indigenous Rights By Michael Fox August 22, 2019 Deforestation, fires in the Amazon skyrocketing under Jair Bolsonaro In this story: forests, climate change
With Ecosia, You Can Help Plant Trees by Just Surfing the Internet By Chloe Zilliac August 21, 2019 The Berlin start-up thinks tech companies can be a force for good In this story: forests
How to Maintain Hope in the Face of Climate Catastrophe By Katie O'Reilly August 20, 2019 Barry Lopez discusses “Horizon,” reverence, the human condition, and leadership In this story: books
Global Heat Waves Point to Intensifying Global Climate Crisis By Austyn Gaffney August 19, 2019 Heat waves are deadly, dirty, and expensive—and they’re not going away In this story: climate change
Cyanide Bombs Kill Thousands of Animals a Year By Chloe Zilliac August 18, 2019 A controversial method for controlling predators is reauthorized In this story: wildlife
Roadsides Are Refuges for Declining Pollinators By Jason Daley August 17, 2019 Managing and restoring roadsides is a cheap and easy way to protect bees and other pollinators In this story: science, pollinators
ICYMI: NYC Beaver, It’s Raining Plastic, & Don’t Drink Bleach By Paul Rauber August 16, 2019 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
Pro Tips for Hiking With Young Kids By Sara Given August 15, 2019 Like most skills we teach our children, hiking takes time, patience, and bribery In this story: hiking
Critics Call BLM and USDA Relocations a Gambit to Sell Off Public Lands By E.A. Crunden August 14, 2019 The Trump administration appears to be celebrating a federal brain drain In this story: public lands, politics
Did California Trump the Clean Car Rollback? By Ben Jervey August 12, 2019 An end run around the Feds could duck Trump’s attack on clean air In this story: transportation, clean energy, climate change
What's the Best Way to Get Rid of Dog Poop? By Bob Schildgen August 11, 2019 Here are some simple steps to reduce your best friend's carbon pawprint In this story: dogs
Teaching My Daughter to Love Nature, One Bite at a Time By Amanda Giracca August 10, 2019 A mom learns to let her child experience the outdoors her own way In this story: hiking
ICYMI: Tardigrades Rule Moon, Hottest July Ever, Missing Orcas—and Boys By Paul Rauber August 9, 2019 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change