North Carolina Needs More Wilderness By Jack Igelman April 17, 2018 The Big Ivy watershed would be a good place to start In this story: saving wild places
First-Ever Agreement to Cut Global Shipping Emissions Finally Reached By Katherine Wei April 17, 2018 Shipping industry comes up with a plan after multiple delays In this story: climate change
REI Rolls Out Tough Sustainability Standards for All Its Brands By Katie O'Reilly April 17, 2018 The co-op is trying to avoid the “Nascar effect” of too many sustainability labels In this story: adventure
A Bear for All Seasons By Diana Crow April 16, 2018 Colorado's bears won't hibernate if humans keep the dumpsters overflowing In this story: bears
Which Coffee Is Better for Biodiversity? By Jason Daley April 15, 2018 A new study shows sun-loving robusta coffee doesn’t have to hurt biodiversity In this story: food and drink
Hit the Road With 10 Car Camping Must-Haves By Rachel Walker April 14, 2018 Car camping and road trips go together like marshmallows and graham crackers In this story: camping, buyers' guide
What Is Scott Pruitt So Afraid Of? By Jason Mark April 13, 2018 EPA chief’s paranoia reaches fever pitch—and jeopardizes agency’s future In this story: EPA, politics
ICYMI: Fluorescent Puffins, Pruitt’s Vengeance, Bitcoin Coal, & More By Paul Rauber April 13, 2018 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
National Park Service Announces Park Entrance Fee Increases By Sam Schipani April 12, 2018 Interior chucks previous plan in favor of modest fee hikes In this story: national parks
After Soda Tax, Philadelphians 40 Percent Less Likely to Guzzle Sugar By Katie O'Reilly April 12, 2018 It’s sweet news for public health—and potentially the environment In this story: food and drink
Did You Know that Gun Sales Fund State Wildlife Programs? By Sam Schipani April 12, 2018 Taxes on firearms from the 1937 Pittman-Robertson Act help underwrite some state conservation efforts In this story: dept. of the interior, public lands, wildlife
Public Blasts Proposal for Oil and Gas Leasing Near Colorado National Park By Sam Schipani April 11, 2018 The fate of lands neighboring Great Sand Dunes National Park is uncertain In this story: air, clean water, dept. of the interior, oil, drilling
Wildlife Opponent Appointed Seat as Director of Wildlife Policy By Carly Nairn April 11, 2018 Environmental and conservation groups horrified by Zinke appointment In this story: politics
Army Corps Forced to Extend Weak Comment Period for Pebble Mine By Jonathan Hahn April 11, 2018 Proposed gold-and-copper mine threatens the world’s largest wild salmon fishery In this story: saving wild places, climate change
Is Compostable Plastic Good for the Environment? By Bob Schildgen April 10, 2018 Mr. Green has a decidedly mixed response In this story: , recycling
Detroit's Newest Industrial Workers: Bees By Michael T. Luongo April 9, 2018 Wild bees share thousands of abandoned lots with urban farms and beekeepers In this story: wildlife, bees
Some Forests Survive Drought by “Tree Fracking” By Paul Rauber April 9, 2018 Researchers find significant amounts of water hidden in underground rock In this story: science, fracking
Say Hi to America’s Newest Threatened Bivalve By Carly Nairn April 8, 2018 Hates: Pollution. Loves: Hitch-hiking In this story: politics, wildlife, science, clean water, animals
Major Report Paints Grim Picture of Biodiversity By Jason Daley April 7, 2018 But the extensive new data provides the tools to turn things around In this story: science, climate change
Trump’s Wall Will Harm Endangered Species in Texas, Study Says By Katherine Wei April 6, 2018 University of Texas researchers warn about dangers to a wide variety of habitats In this story: borderlands, endangered species