Latest Articles
-
Under Trump, public lands could see oil leases on millions of acres
The president wants to open millions of acres across the West, all owned by taxpayers, to private oil and gas companies.
-
Ozone levels in many U.S. national parks are similar to those in large cities
Even in Big Sky Country, you can’t escape from air pollution.
-
The enemy of my enemies is a plastic straw
But they are not, as it turns out, my friend.
-
Think the climate change lawsuit is dead? It’s just beginning.
Take heart, you fine-feathered climate hawks. No man is an island, but every court is.
-
The EPA failed Flint. Now we know exactly how.
Eighty-seven complaints about water quality sent to the region's EPA were redirected or ignored.
-
Meet 6 House Republicans who could get behind a carbon tax
A few are solid climate champions. As for the others ... well, maybe they've had a change of heart?
-
New evidence shows we’re still way too addicted to fossil fuels
Clean energy has got to run faster to keep from falling farther behind.
-
A new GOP carbon tax proposal is a long shot, but it’s a shot worth taking
Florida congressman Carlos Curbelo's plan isn't perfect -- but it would be something.
-
How California can make its cap-and-trade program more equitable
While overall emissions have dropped in California, some vulnerable communities are getting more air pollution than ever.
-
Next-gen nuclear is coming, if we want it
Scores of nuclear startups are aiming to solve the problems that plague nuclear power.