Goodbye, Stream Protection Rule By Paul Rauber February 1, 2017 Not only is the GOP Congress going to kill it—they’re going to try to make sure that it never comes back In this story: politics, federal climate policy
Republicans Look to Roll Back the Antiquities Act By Jason Mark January 31, 2017 The Trump White House and GOP Congress are targeting Utah's new Bears Ears National Monument In this story: politics, national parks, America's National Parks, wilderness
Run, Women, Run! By Joanna Nix January 30, 2017 These organizations aim to end the gender disparity in government by getting women to run for office In this story: politics
The Parks' LGBTQ Pioneer By Patrick Fitzgerald January 29, 2017 Inside one millennial’s quest to visit every single national park system site In this story: national parks
The Science of the Snake Bite By Jason Daley January 28, 2017 High-speed cameras take the rattlesnake strike out of the lab and into the natural world In this story: wildlife
So You Marched. Now What? By Wendy Becktold January 28, 2017 The night before the Women’s March on Washington, organizers were already reflecting on what comes next In this story: activism, women
Think Your Household Is Sustainable? Think Again. By Lela Nargi January 27, 2017 New studies look at the interconnectivity of food production, energy, and water usage
Hey Mr. Green! How Much CO2 Is Emitted From Power Tools? By Bob Schildgen January 26, 2017 Mr. Green powers up the answer In this story:
Wild & Free By Miriam Porter January 26, 2017 Check out 10 Canadian national parks offering complimentary admission in 2017 In this story: national parks
Radioactive Waste—Rolling Through Your Town? By Carol Polsgrove January 25, 2017 That truck next to you on the highway may contain “the most radioactively hazardous materials on Earth” In this story: nuclear
Breaking Badlands By Jenna Schnuer January 25, 2017 The rogue tweets from Badlands National Park that briefly stood up to the Trump administration In this story: public lands
Trump Moves to Revive the Keystone XL and Dakota Access Pipelines By Paul Rauber January 24, 2017 Environmentalists and native groups vow opposition in the courts and in the streets In this story: pipelines, politics
Spring Awakening By Katie O'Reilly January 24, 2017 The director of a new PBS documentary about Rachel Carson discusses the enduring conflict between technological innovation and the natural world In this story: EPA, film, water, clean water
DOJ Priority on Environmental Crimes Now in Jeopardy By Jason Mark January 24, 2017 D.C.’s new sheriffs seem unlikely to make environmental law a priority In this story: politics
What the U.S. Environmental Movement, Poised to Battle Trump, Can Learn from Canadians’ Long Struggle Against Stephen Harper By Jacques Leslie January 23, 2017 Fight oil and gas projects wherever they appear, make new friends and allies, and never give up In this story: politics
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch By Eliza Strickland January 23, 2017 Two organizations have proposed innovative ways to clean up our polluted oceans In this story: oceans, clean water
Trekking in Switzerland With a Very Small Backpack By Paul Rauber January 23, 2017 Steep trails are easier when there's a bunk and bottle of wine at the end of the day In this story: travel
Today, Hundreds of College Students Walk Out for Climate Justice By Joanna Nix January 23, 2017 As Trump begins his presidency, students across the country resist his denial of climate change In this story: activism, federal climate policy
The World’s Fiercest—and Smallest—Marsupial By Emily Malter January 22, 2017 The rare Ningbing is a cross between a mouse and a Tasmanian devil In this story: animals, wildlife, endangered species
The Women's Marches By Jonathan Hahn January 21, 2017 A gallery of photographs from Women's Marches around the country, and beyond