ICYMI: Bigfoot or Big Bear, Biden Pauses LNG Terminals, Four New Penguin Colonies & Solar Panels on the Pentagon Environmental news of the week for busy people By Paul Rauber January 26, 2024 In this story: animals, climate change, current events, Roundup
“A Real Bug’s Life” Magnifies Little Lives—and Underscores the Importance of Biodiversity The new National Geographic docuseries explores the itsy-bitsy wonder, and grand importance, of insects By Christian Thorsberg January 25, 2024 In this story: film, insects
The Key to Electric Grid Reliability? Renewables. Fossil-fuel-reliant utilities are less reliable than they claim By Ben Jealous January 24, 2024 In this story: clean energy
The Awe-Inspiring Sounds of Earth In "A Book of Noises," Caspar Henderson documents the planet's wondrous noises By Julia Sklar January 23, 2024 In this story: books, wildlife
What Are Wildlife Crossings, and Do They Work? In "Crossings," Ben Goldfarb charts a course through the world of road ecology By Lindsey Botts January 23, 2024 In this story: books, wildlife
Can We Sustainably Mine the Metals We Need for Renewable Energy? In "The War Below," Ernest Scheyder considers the hard choices of the clean energy transition By Jonathan Hahn January 23, 2024 In this story: books, clean energy, mining
North Carolina Agency Warns Anglers About Poisoned Fish New dangers in the Cape Fear River threaten recreational and subsistence fishing By Melba Newsome January 22, 2024 In this story: PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances), fish, marine ecosystems
How to Love an Oyster The Pacific coast’s only native oyster is making a comeback, but it still needs a little help from its friends By Brendan Borrell January 21, 2024 In this story: fish, oceans
A Glimpse at the New American Economy—If We Can Seize the Moment The answer could be right in front of us By Ben Jealous January 20, 2024 In this story: renewable energy
Supreme Court Hears Koch-Backed Cases Designed to Unleash Deregulatory Bonanza "Everything from the climate to consumer safety could be worse off thanks to this potential decision" By Jake Johnson January 19, 2024 In this story: environmental law, EPA
ICYMI: Hertz Gives Up on EVs, China’s Shrinking Population, Sea Turtles Turning Female & We’re All on Thin Ice Environmental news of the week for busy people By Paul Rauber January 19, 2024 In this story: animals, climate change, current events, Roundup
Rainforest Alliance and Hershey Sued for Falsely Claiming Fair Labor and Sustainability The class action lawsuit seeks to hold ecolabel certifiers accountable By Jessian Choy January 18, 2024 In this story: food and drink, environmental justice, labor, forests, environmental law
Clean Energy Organizers Just Need a Little Help From Their Friends This Texas advocate lit up the fight for clean energy with coalition building Adapted from an interview by Lindsey Botts January 18, 2024 In this story: activism, clean energy
Public Comments: How to Make Yours Count Your public comment can make a difference, especially if it’s in your own words By Benjamin Alva Polley January 17, 2024 In this story: activism
Everything Isn’t Pura Vida in Costa Rica The country’s banana industry is heavily reliant on chemical pesticides that threaten the environment and public health By Michael Fox January 16, 2024 In this story: pesticides, toxics, economic justice, environmental justice
This Houston Museum Teaches About Climate Change Cofounders Aaron Ambroso and Tiffany Jin are rethinking the role that cultural institutions play in environmental justice By Aarohi Sheth January 15, 2024 In this story: environmental justice, racial justice
NASA Project Helps Researchers Understand How the Arctic Is Responding to Climate Change Data from the Arctic-Boreal Vulnerability Experiment could help inform future policy and conservation measures for northern latitudes By Saima Sidik January 14, 2024 In this story: arctic, climate change, science
In the Gap Between January 6 and MLK Day, Once Forbidden History Offers Hope For optimism around our future, we can look to Frederick Douglass By Ben Jealous January 13, 2024 In this story: racial justice
Earth’s Global Annual Temperature Breaches 1.5°C for the First Time 2023 was the hottest year on record, and scientists agree the warming trend will continue without the rapid phase-out of fossil fuels By Jonathan Hahn January 12, 2024 In this story: climate change, federal climate policy, international climate policy
ICYMI: Fully Vaxxed Condors, a New Jaguar & Fewer Mountain Lions But Plenty of Spats Environmental news of the week for busy people By Paul Rauber January 12, 2024 In this story: climate change