10 Sunscreens That Comply With Proposed New FDA Safety Rules By Katie O'Reilly August 8, 2019 Clean, nontoxic sunscreen is having its day in the sun In this story: buyers' guide
The Paleo Climate of California By Bonnie Tsui August 7, 2019 What ancient coral can tell us about climate change In this story: ecosystems, climate change
Are Ohio Farms Ready for the Soggy Future? By Austyn Gaffney August 6, 2019 Wet fields lead to historic insurance claims but no change of habit
How Can We Protect Whales From the Shipping Industry? By Heather Balogh Rochfort August 5, 2019 Researchers at UCSB are using smart sensors to direct shipping traffic In this story: oceans
Grizzly Bears Are Back—on the Endangered Species List By James Steinbauer August 4, 2019 Feds finally comply with court ruling and return protections to Yellowstone bears In this story: endangered species
Can “Flight Guilt” Take Off in the United States? By Chloe Zilliac August 3, 2019 Travelers should follow the Europeans’ lead and consider the carbon footprint of air travel In this story: climate change, air
ICYMI: Jonah Seal, Greenland Melts, & Shooting at Bigfoot By Paul Rauber August 2, 2019 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
August Astronomical Highlights: The Middle of the Galaxy By Kelly Kizer Whitt August 1, 2019 The Milky Way gets centered this month In this story: astronomy
Birds Are Adapting to Climate Change, But Maybe Not Fast Enough By Jason Daley July 31, 2019 Animals have changed their behaviors but might not be able to keep it up In this story: science, climate change
Inside Mount St. Helens’s Crater By Megan Hill July 30, 2019 On trekking into the Cascades’ most active volcano In this story: hiking
This Museum Gets Real About Climate Change By Jake Cline July 29, 2019 Miranda Massie’s Climate Museum eases people into activism through art In this story: climate change, activism
What Does Massive Flooding in the Midwest Mean for Wildlife? By Tina Deines July 28, 2019 Some species struggle to survive, while others become more invasive In this story: wildlife
Tracking Dinosaur Stomping Grounds By Riley Black July 27, 2019 Jurassic footsteps lie among the wonders outside Moab, Utah In this story: travel
ICYMI: Trump Straws, Paris Is Burning, Fugitive Emu & More By Paul Rauber July 26, 2019 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
Park-Challenged Indianapolis Locks Up Its Nature Preserves By Robert Annis July 25, 2019 In a city ranking dead last for parks, residents risk arrest to visit one In this story: public lands, hiking
The Future of Food Is Algae (Again) By Lewis Page July 24, 2019 A new generation of futurists look to the promise of pond scum In this story: food and drink, agriculture, science
A Tribute to Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens By Pat Gallagher July 23, 2019 The court's “most liberal conservative” was an important voice for the environment In this story: Supreme Court, environmental justice
What's More Efficient, a Front-Loading Washer or a Top-Loader? By Bob Schildgen July 22, 2019 Front-loaders may take longer to do the job, but for good reason In this story: , clean energy
In Flint, Michigan, a Surprising Oasis Awaits By Patrick Hayes July 20, 2019 Some locals say the Flint River is a gem hiding in plain sight In this story: clean water, environmental justice