An Ark for Amphibians By Isobel Whitcomb June 16, 2022 The quest to find climate-safe habitats for endangered creatures In this story: climate change
On the Moral Hazards of Carbon Dioxide Removal By Jason Mark June 15, 2022 Sucking CO2 out of the air is essential—and fraught with perils In this story: climate change, technology
The Giving Trees By Krista Langlois June 15, 2022 A journey through Alaska's Tongass National Forest, the greatest US natural carbon reserve In this story: public lands
Carry the Zero By Holly Jean Buck June 14, 2022 Carbon dioxide removal is too important to be left to corporations and politicians alone In this story: climate change, technology, science
Suck It Up By Paul Rauber June 14, 2022 Everyone's in favor of carbon dioxide removal—including the fossil fuel industry, which sees it as a lifeline In this story: climate change, technology, science
Dirt First By Jenny Splitter June 14, 2022 Carbon farming sounds as all-American as apple pie. But does it work? In this story: agriculture, climate change
The Most Worrisome Threat to Global Climate Action You’ve Likely Never Heard Of By Nick Cunningham June 13, 2022 How investor-friendly trade agreements might squelch government efforts to halt oil and gas expansion In this story: climate change
Wildlife Needs Groundwater Too By Isobel Whitcomb June 12, 2022 In an arid region of Oregon, groundwater pumping imperils the “Everglades of the West” In this story: water, climate change
Six Lessons in Organizing From an Underground Abortion Network By Heather Smith June 11, 2022 In the pre–Roe v. Wade 1960s, the Janes became the doctors they wanted to see in the world In this story: women's rights, activism, film
14 Groovy Gifts for Green-Minded Dads By Katie O'Reilly June 11, 2022 Sierra’s 2022 Father’s Day gift guide In this story: holidays, buyers' guide
ICYMI: Pliocene Carbon Levels, Chrysler Caught Cheating, and Here Comes Monkeypox By Paul Rauber June 10, 2022 A weekly roundup for busy people
Welcome to Yosemite’s Chinese Laundry Building By Alison Singh Gee June 9, 2022 Inside the new monument to Chinese Americans’ contributions to the making of one of America’s most iconic natural expanses In this story: national parks
11 Songs About Climate Change By Heather Hansman June 8, 2022 Billie Eilish is singing about wildfires? Of course she is. In this story: climate change, entertainment, music, lifestyle, environmental justice
Can the Defense Production Act Jump-Start a Transition to Renewable Energy? By Juliet Grable June 7, 2022 Climate activists are calling for a full-scale mobilization In this story: climate change, renewable energy
The Fight to Save the California Kelp Forest By Joe Purtell June 7, 2022 In the warming waters of the Pacific Ocean, urchins crowd out a legacy ecosystem In this story: marine ecosystems, oceans
Hunting Frogs on Islands in the Sky By Michael Levy June 6, 2022 Bruce Means is still looking for new species in Guyana and Venezuela while exploring the “Lost World Hypothesis” In this story: animals, science
What We Talk About When We Talk About “Climate Refugees” By S. Ali June 5, 2022 As Ukrainians continue to flee, it’s time to delve deeper into these semantics In this story: climate change
The Overlooked Root of Plastic Culture in the Food System By Nikki Kolb June 4, 2022 Inside the scope of the plasticulture predicament—and what can be done about it In this story: plastic, agriculture
ICYMI: Bumblefish, EPA Pride, Solar-Powered Opium, and Bear-Baiting for Don Jr. By Paul Rauber June 3, 2022 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change