Ukraine Conflict Forces Europe to Reckon With Its Fossil Gas Dependence By Jonathan Thompson February 24, 2022 Germany puts major Russian gas pipeline “on ice” In this story: advancement
Will Nations Finally Create a Global Plastics Treaty? By Kendra Pierre-Louis February 23, 2022 All eyes are on a UN meeting later this month to address the plastic crisis In this story: plastic
Will Nations Finally Create a Global Plastics Treaty? By Kendra Pierre-Louis February 23, 2022 All eyes are on a UN meeting later this month to address the plastic crisis In this story: advancement
The Plastic in Paint Is Massively Polluting the Ocean By Jeremy Miller February 22, 2022 A just-released study paints a dire picture In this story: plastic
Which Presidents Have Eco-Cred? By Noah Schlager February 21, 2022 An environmental history quiz, custom-tailored to Presidents' Day! In this story: holidays
Researchers Are Using eDNA to Track Lynx, Wolverines, and More By Sierra Cistone February 21, 2022 Environmental DNA in snow tracks can help conservationists find and study rare carnivores In this story: science, animals
Stories to Be Told By S. Ali February 20, 2022 Unearthing the Black history in America’s national parks In this story: America's National Parks
Texas Storm Uri Hit People With Disabilities Hard By Krystal Vasquez February 19, 2022 Their experiences reveal big holes in the state’s disaster planning In this story: climate change
ICYMI: Mosquitoes Prefer Red, Sea Level to Rise by a Foot & Koalas Are Endangered By Paul Rauber February 18, 2022 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
Invasive Species Aren’t Always the Bad Guys By Isobel Whitcomb February 17, 2022 For some plants struggling to keep up with climate change, invasive species may be the lifeline they need In this story: invasive species, science, climate change
Salmon Returned to California Creeks. Now Drought Has Too. By Jeremy Miller February 16, 2022 After a wet fall, the recent lack of rain leaves fish eggs high and dry In this story: salmon, fish, climate change
The Supreme Court v. A Livable Planet By Jason Mark and Rebecca Stoner February 15, 2022 An upcoming climate case is nothing less than an attempt to dismantle modern government In this story: Supreme Court, environmental law
Born to Bee Wild By Heather Smith February 14, 2022 A new photo book looks at the secret lives of wild honeybees In this story: insects, animals, science, forests, photography
Love in Antarctica By Jamie Lafferty February 13, 2022 Heartwarming valentine stories from the icy continent In this story: holidays
ICYMI: Artificial Olympics, EV Sales Surge & Yellowstone’s “Zone of Death” By Paul Rauber February 12, 2022 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
Good News for Gray Wolves By Juliet Grable February 11, 2022 Judge reverses a Trump-era decision to remove many gray wolf populations from the endangered species list In this story: wolves
It’s the Beginning of the End for Oil Drilling in Los Angeles By Judith Lewis Mernit February 10, 2022 The backstory of how the nation’s second-argest city voted to move beyond oil In this story: oil
Welcome to the Dystopian Olympics! By Paul Rauber February 9, 2022 The Beijing games offer a bleak glimpse of a desolate future without winter In this story: sports
Oil and Gas Companies Routinely Frack With “Trade Secret” Chemicals, Including PFAS By Jonathan Hahn February 9, 2022 A year-long investigation sheds new light on how communities and regulators are kept in the dark In this story: fracking, PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances), drilling, oil, toxics
24 Ways to Tell Your Valentine “I Love You Like You Love the Planet!” By Katie O'Reilly February 8, 2022 Sierra’s 2022 V-Day Gift Guide In this story: buyers' guide, holidays