6 Scenes That Should Have Been in "Ammonite" By Sabrina Imbler December 4, 2020 Justice for Mary Anning (and her sea lizards!) In this story: film, science, art, oceans
What Do the Next Four Years Have in Store for Wildlife? By Megan Hill December 3, 2020 How Trump imperiled wild animals—and what Biden may be able to do about it In this story: wildlife
It’s Time for the US to Carry Its Fair Share on Climate Change By Tom Athanasiou December 2, 2020 Domestic emissions reductions aren’t enough—the US needs to help speed the climate transition in poor countries In this story: climate change, international climate policy, international environmental justice
December Stargazing: The Meaning of Meteorites By Jeremy Miller December 1, 2020 A shooting star is not a star—the truth is much more interesting In this story: astronomy
Nemonte Nenquimo Carried a Spear Into the Courtroom By Michael Fox November 30, 2020 Leader from the Ecuadorian Amazon is among this year’s Goldman Prize winners In this story: activism
In Ghana, an Activist Forms a Coalition Against Coal By Lydia Lee November 30, 2020 Goldman Environmental Prize recipient Chibeze Ezekiel helped block a coal-fired power plant In this story: activism
In Myanmar, Paul Sein Twa Helps Establish a Peace Park By Madeleine Gregory November 30, 2020 A Goldman Environmental Prize recipient works to preserve biodiversity In this story: activism
Must We Pin Climate Activism on Greta Thunberg and the Youth? By Fae Rauber November 29, 2020 A college freshman’s take on Hulu’s “I Am Greta” documentary In this story: film, activism, climate change
For the Birds By Monica Cardoza November 28, 2020 A new mapping tool helps steer people away from stressed-out wildlife In this story: birds
White House Races to Finalize Environmental Rollbacks By Jacob Shea November 27, 2020 The Trump administration ramps up controversial actions In this story: climate change, federal climate policy
The Least-Toxic, Greenest Gizmos for Holiday Gifts By Jessian Choy November 26, 2020 Everything you need to know about unicorn cellphones, power strips, and more In this story: buyers' guide, recycling, Ms. Green
Sierra’s Thanksgiving and Black Friday 2020 Survival Guide By Katie O'Reilly November 25, 2020 This year, it’s literal. (So stay local and go outside!) In this story: holidays
Native Americans, Environmentalists Notch Another Pipeline Victory By Patrick Hayes November 25, 2020 Michigan governor moves to close the Line 5 oil and gas pipeline In this story: pipelines, oil, Line 5
An Indigenous Thanksgiving Feast By Megan Hill November 24, 2020 Create your own with help from five Native American–authored cookbooks In this story: food and drink
A Fraction of the Truth: Black Hills, Tulsa Race Riots, and Radium Girls By Shea Vassar November 22, 2020 “Radium Girls” tells the story of girls poisoned at the workplace In this story: film
Gen Z’s Next Victim: The Lawn By Molly Glick November 21, 2020 The youth have had it with mowing In this story: politics, lifestyle, urban living, activism, climate change
ICYMI: Robot Wolves, Killer Virus, Glow-in-the-Dark Platypuses & More By Paul Rauber November 20, 2020 A weekly roundup for busy people In this story: climate change
The Trump Administration’s Last-Ditch Effort to Plunder Arctic Oil By Drew Higgins November 19, 2020 The BLM will lease land in the Arctic Refuge the day before Biden’s inauguration In this story: oil
Wolves Are Coming Back to Colorado. Now Comes the Tricky Part. By Joe Purtell November 18, 2020 A management plan will have to balance environmental and social needs In this story: wolves, endangered species, ecosystems
Canada Pushes Keystone XL Before Biden Takes Office By Ron Johnson November 17, 2020 But canceling the Canadian oil pipeline might be one of Biden’s first acts In this story: oil