The Draft 2018 Farm Bill Is Good for Big Ag, Bad for Food Systems By Katie O'Reilly April 27, 2018 What to know about our most crucial food/farm legislation—and what you can do In this story: agriculture
The MacLehose Trail Is Hong Kong's Great Escape By Mike Ives April 27, 2018 The 62-mile trail is the wilder side of the Chinese territory In this story: hiking
Sitka Tribe of Alaska, National Park Service Form Historic Partnership By Sam Schipani April 26, 2018 Tribe will co-manage education programs at Sitka National Historical Park In this story: dept. of the interior, national parks, public lands, Alaska
The World's Sinking Islands Challenge Our Imagination By Rebecca Solnit April 26, 2018 Life on the Maldives and Marshall Islands, at the risky fringes of a warming world In this story: climate change
Trump Watch: Trying to Keep Track of a Runaway Administration By Paul Rauber April 26, 2018 Trump's environmental wish list: whatever industry wants In this story: climate change
All the Environmental News in Case You Missed It By Paul Rauber April 26, 2018 Crayfish give up on sex; polar ice hits a new low In this story: climate change
Where the Sierra Club Stands on Gun Control By Sam Schipani April 26, 2018 Not all firearms are created equal In this story: public lands, dept. of the interior
Coal-Ash Chemicals in Your Drinking Water: Y/N? By Carrie A. Koplinka-Loehr April 25, 2018 Pruitt’s EPA wants to turn authority to not do anything back to the states In this story: EPA, coal ash, toxics
Interior Ruffles Feathers Over Weakened Migratory Bird Treaty Act By Sam Schipani April 24, 2018 Over 1,000 bird species at risk from “accidental” harm In this story: dept. of the interior, wildlife, endangered species, politics, birds
Sea Otters and Survival in Southeast Alaska By Alix Morris April 24, 2018 Sea otters have returned to the region and are competing with humans for shellfish In this story: oceans, wildlife, animals
The Case for Climate Reparations By Jason Mark April 23, 2018 Who should pay the costs for climate-change-related disasters? In this story: climate change
Goldman Prize Honors Two for Working to Stop Lead Poisoning By Jason Mark April 23, 2018 Lead remains an all-too-common threat, from Flint to the Philippines In this story: activism
New Documentary Unveils the World According to Wendell Berry By Katie O'Reilly April 22, 2018 The PBS film highlights the toll industrial agriculture is taking on rural America In this story: film, saving wild places
Punk’s Not Dead, But This Turtle Is in Danger By Carly Nairn April 22, 2018 The Mary River turtle is threatened, and a hairdo inspiration In this story: endangered species
10 Thoughtful Gifts to Make Earth Day More Festive By Katie O'Reilly April 21, 2018 Stuff that inspires environmental stewardship In this story: earth day
Should We Fear a New NAFTA? By Heather Smith April 20, 2018 Spoiler: Yes, it could be terrible for the climate. In this story: international climate policy, federal climate policy, politics, Industrial Transformation, clean energy
What It's Like to Be an Environmental Defender in the Congo By Katherine Wei April 20, 2018 Goldman Prize recipient Rodrigue Katembo tells of his job’s perils In this story: activism, saving wild places
ICYMI: Global Cooling, Blame the Bullfrog, Brits Don’t Suck, & More By Paul Rauber April 20, 2018 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
Court Throws a Lifeline to Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf By Elizabeth Miller April 19, 2018 Judge takes Fish and Wildlife Service to task for ignoring best available science In this story: wolves
Across the U.S., Climate Change Lawsuits Are Gaining Steam By Jason Mark April 19, 2018 Colorado communities join legal challenge to Big Oil as kids sue Florida In this story: climate change