Articles

Parts of Antarctica are breaking off and moving away from the continent at speeds of up to three feet per day.

Kate Yoder Climate & Energy

Fossil fuel companies will collect $100 million and counting from taxpayers.

Clayton Aldern Technology

Voters will soon decide whether to impose a property tax that would generate revenue to restore key wetlands.

Katie Herzog Culture

A new report highlights the threats to food security and medicine supplies but also reveals 2,000 new species are discovered each year.

Damian Carrington, The Guardian Culture

Ethiopian farmers innovate to fight drought -- and win big.

Nathanael Johnson Culture

A huge plume of ash could block sunlight and lower temperatures. But don't count on that happening anytime soon.

Katie Herzog Culture

Solar is cost-competitive with diesel in some remote Alaskan towns, a study found.

Kate Yoder Technology

Not all sea-level rise is caused by global warming — but you wouldn’t know it from the headlines.

Clayton Aldern Climate & Energy

There's still time to tell the FDA what you think the "natural" label should mean.

Nathanael Johnson Food

The late-night host analyzes Trump’s coal-mining dance, strange hand gestures, and outdated hairspray obsession.

Katie Herzog Politics

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