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Renewables poised to surge after Paris Agreement

Thanks to new policies, investment, and technology, we might be entering the beginning of the end of the fossil fuel era.

Michael Klare Climate & Energy December 14, 2015

Football is immoral. Time to get rid of it

This brutal, corrupt sport is incompatible with progressive values.

Katie Herzog Culture September 11, 2015

The subways in Venezuela are so popular that boarding becomes a crazy free-for-all

The “desperate rush-hour dash to board a Venezuela subway” video is a mini genre all its own.

Sarah Laskow Culture November 6, 2013

EPA turned this river orange by dumping 3 million gallons of mine sludge into it

A normally clear Rocky Mountain river is now the color of baby shit. Thanks, EPA!

Katie Herzog Climate & Energy August 10, 2015

On technology, primitive tools, and the power of the great outdoors

Wilderness provides a refuge from the world we have created -- it allows our bodies to experience the world they were shaped for, rather than the world we have shaped.

Jason Mark Technology November 10, 2015

Norway’s approach to electric cars pays off in a big way

One in three new cars in Norway are electric.

Ana Sofia Knauf Technology July 8, 2015

The wacky, messy tale of the man who just wanted to make a dog poop lamp

It took imagination, ingenuity, and months of meetings, but Matthew Mazzotta's poop-digester project finally turned dog waste into public lighting.

Heather Smith Technology December 18, 2015

First graders at Washington Elementary School in Riverside, California, line up for hot food after choosing fruits and vegetables from the salad bar on October 13, 2015

This California district brings tasty, local, affordable food to the cafeteria

The Riverside School District does school food right.

Aura Bogado Culture October 19, 2015

This amazing map is a guide to San Francisco’s hidden waterways

A new map shows where you can catch glimpses of San Francisco's original watershed system underneath the urban skin.

Heather Smith Cities June 30, 2015

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