Clean Power Plan Supporters Speak as EPA Officials Listen Impassively Text and photographs by Jonathan Hahn March 1, 2018 The EPA convenes San Francisco forum on whether to kill rule limiting carbon In this story: climate change, clean energy, coal
The Sierra Club Is Committed to Equity in the Outdoors By Jason Mark March 1, 2018 Everybody deserves the opportunity to feel at home in the woods In this story: inspiring connections outdoors
March Astronomical Highlights: Full Moons and Plenty of Messier Objects By Kelly Kizer Whitt March 1, 2018 This month, “faint fuzzies” illuminate the skies In this story: astronomy
#MeToo Moments in the Outdoors By Michael Brune March 1, 2018 We must ensure that everyone feels safe in nature In this story: inspiring connections outdoors
All the Environmental News You Might Have Missed By Paul Rauber March 1, 2018 Female pumpkin toadlets can no longer hear males' mating calls; sea stars rebound In this story: climate change
Got Those Climate Change Blues By Eric Holthaus February 28, 2018 A meteorologist and journalist struggles with climate change depression In this story: climate change
Explore Yosemite's Mist Trail—and the Park's Chinese American Legacy By Alison Singh Gee February 28, 2018 Inside one writer's quest to unearth family history within "Gold Mountain" In this story: hiking
Beyond Gold Mountain: Yosemite’s Chinese American History By Alison Singh Gee February 28, 2018 Inside the discovery that revealed a new side to the national park’s history In this story: America's National Parks
Queen Quet and the Gullah/Geechee Nation Say No to Offshore Drilling By Andrea Cooper February 28, 2018 The elected chieftess is mobilizing constituents against this environmental threat In this story: oil, drilling, environmental justice
10 Industrial Plants Emit 70 Percent of Pittsburgh-Area Air Pollution By Jonathan Hahn February 27, 2018 Coal and steel facilities round out PennEnvironment’s new “Toxic Ten” report In this story: air, dirty energy, coal
9 Pioneering African American Outdoorspeople By Katie O'Reilly February 27, 2018 We salute these barrier-crushing adventurers, role models, and conservationists In this story: adventure
On the Hunt for Stars: In Search of a Truly Dark Night Sky By Heather Smith February 27, 2018 A writer discovers finding an unblemished night sky is harder than she imagined In this story: astronomy, saving wild places
LGBTQ+ Adventurers Are All About Getting Out in the Woods By Emily Zak February 27, 2018 The push for diversity and respect in the outdoors must include LGBTQ+ In this story: inspiring connections outdoors
Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Bayou Bridge Pipeline By Katherine Wei February 26, 2018 With the pipeline now in limbo, grassroots protests against the project escalate In this story: pipelines, activism, oil
Are Dryer Sheets and Liquid Softeners Safe for the Environment? By Bob Schildgen February 26, 2018 Beware the quats in the clothes In this story: toxics, environment
When Black Women Walk, Things Change By Wendy Becktold February 25, 2018 Morgan Dixon talks walking, radical self-care, and Harriet Tubman In this story: health, activism, democracy, urban living, urban planning
Why Is There So Much Discarded Rubber on America's Roads? By Bob Schildgen February 24, 2018 Mr. Green wheels out the answer In this story: recycling,
ICYMI: Lobster Emoji, Scott Pruitt’s Scandals, Grizzly Reprieve, & More By Paul Rauber February 23, 2018 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
Got Nondairy Alternative Milk? By Sam Schipani February 22, 2018 Sierra taste-tests 7 ecofriendly and cutting-edge milk alternatives In this story: food and drink
Is Constant Human Noise Stressing Out Wildlife? By Jason Daley February 21, 2018 A New Mexico study shows that constant noise leads to stress and smaller nestlings In this story: science