Biden Administration Restricts Lending for Overseas Fossil Fuel Projects The US Department of Treasury’s new rules restrict oil and coal financing but leave the door open for gas projects By Nick Cunningham August 19, 2021 In this story: Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), oil, coal
Inside the Animal-Human Fellowship of “Fox & I” Author, park ranger, and biologist Catherine Raven gets candid By Alison Singh Gee August 18, 2021 In this story: books, animals
A Modest Proposal: We Need More National Parks Here are a dozen places that deserve the highest protection By Michael Kellett August 17, 2021 In this story: national parks
A Modest Proposal: We Need More National Parks Here are a dozen places that deserve the highest protection By Michael Kellett August 17, 2021 In this story: national parks
A Livable Future Rests on Congress Passing a Climate-Focused Reconciliation Bill The bipartisan infrastructure bill was an OK start. To really tackle climate, we need something much bolder. By James Steinbauer August 16, 2021 In this story: climate change
Natural Instinct Artist Ann Wood's paper botanicals capture the ephemeral beauty of nature By Renee Brincks August 15, 2021
Giving the Right of Way to Wildlife How “road ecology” is providing new avenues for animals to roam By Alisha McDarris August 14, 2021 In this story: wildlife
ICYMI: Tesla Moon, Irreversible Warming & Dixie Deniers A weekly roundup for busy people By Paul Rauber August 13, 2021 In this story: climate change
All Together Now How a Civilian Conservation Corps could help address the global-warming emergency By James Steinbauer August 12, 2021 In this story: climate change, federal climate policy
The End of Mr. Go The death of a shipping channel is the rebirth of a swamp By Philip Kiefer August 11, 2021 In this story: climate change, environmental justice, water, disaster relief, science
In a “Code Red for Humanity,” UN Warns of Accelerating Climate Crisis International panel of climate scientists says temperatures will rise for decades, even in a best-case scenario By Jonathan Hahn August 10, 2021 In this story: climate change, international climate policy
Studies Show We’re Tipping Climate. It’s Up to Us to Tip It Back. Experts weigh in on how to change the systems and behaviors leading us to catastrophe By Kendra Pierre-Louis August 9, 2021 In this story: climate change, international climate policy
4 Must-Read Books for Your Summer Reading List These stories illuminate all we have to gain in a troubled world By Jonathan Hahn , Jason Mark , Abe Musselman , Heather Smith August 8, 2021 In this story: books, climate change, wildlife, saving wild places
The Fight to Save Lake Superior’s Last Caribou After rampant old-growth deforestation and development, this coastal population could be quickly wiped out By Andy McGlashen August 7, 2021 In this story: wildlife, climate change
ICYMI: Hog Hotels, Hunting Wolf Pups by Helicopter & African Gecko’s Middle Passage A weekly roundup for busy people By Paul Rauber August 6, 2021 In this story: climate change
Pizzlies and Grolars: The Polar Bears of Tomorrow Rare hybrid grizzly polar bears are giving scientists hope for the future By Sara Novak August 5, 2021 In this story: polar bears, climate change
A Place Called Paradise A survivor of the Camp Fire considers resilience amid the climate crisis By Molly Culton August 4, 2021 In this story: climate change
Beyond the West, Drought Creeps In A warming planet means drier conditions for states nationwide By Kendra Pierre-Louis August 3, 2021 In this story: climate change
The Great Western Drought, Explained Outdated water policies and the threat of climate change are driving the need for new solutions By Peter Gleick, Heather Cooley, and Cora Kammeyer August 2, 2021 In this story: climate change
The Great Western Drought, Explained Outdated water policies and the threat of climate change are driving the need for new solutions By Peter Gleick, Heather Cooley, and Cora Kammeyer August 2, 2021 In this story: climate change, advancement