Cities

Companies are flying in workers to staff oil operations — because thousands of local workers have had to leave their homes.

Xian Chiang-Waren Cities

They’re making a lot of climate pledges, but they aren't being held accountable.

Clayton Aldern Cities

The West is hot, bothered, and adapting.

Nathanael Johnson Cities

No surprise that floods are getting worse.

John Upton Cities

The government thinks it doesn't have to spend a dime on it.

Melissa Cronin Cities

A new study may have found a way to predict extreme heat in the eastern U.S.

Xian Chiang-Waren Cities

In all regions of the U.S., Instagram posts from food deserts depicted grub that was higher in cholesterol, sugar, and fat.

Kate Yoder Cities

From New York to Addis Ababa, new analysis paints a highly uneven picture of spending on climate action.

Tim McDonnell Cities

Let's hope this will encourage people to step off the gas pedal and onto bike pedals instead.

Kate Yoder Cities

There's a grim broader history of lead poisoning in the United States.

David Rosner & Gerald Markowitz Cities

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