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Smoggy Chinese city offers residents bags of fresh air

Up to 20 people could slurp clean air at a time. One woman even said it made her baby kick.

Holly Richmond Culture April 3, 2014

Artists in China strike blows against the smog

As urban air pollution in China worsens, artists are taking to the streets and social media to document the problem and share their discontent.

Luke Whelan Cities May 20, 2014

How to use the Bible to save the planet

Aronofsky's "Noah" embraces a brand of faith-based environmentalism that's increasingly popular with young religious believers.

Chris Mooney Culture April 23, 2014

Finally, Neil deGrasse Tyson and “Cosmos” take on climate change

Looked at in the context of our planet's history, what we're doing to Earth appears dire indeed.

Chris Mooney Climate & Energy May 6, 2014

Now climate hawks have their own super PAC

It's called, appropriately, Climate Hawks Vote, and it aims to elect outspoken climate leaders to Congress, not just Democrats who quietly vote the right way.

Ben Adler Climate & Energy June 23, 2014

Hawaii might legalize hemp — for environmental reasons, of course

Hemp may be low in THC, but the plants are great for sucking up metals, pesticides, and even crude oil outta the soil.

Holly Richmond Culture April 1, 2014

“Rebel” cowboys say we have no right to kick their cattle off our public lands

You thought Cliven Bundy and his band of self-styled militiamen were outrageous? You obviously haven't met Wayne Hage.

Matt Rasmussen Culture September 9, 2014

How solar energy cuts electric grid costs

With solar power, “we can avoid that $100 million investment in transmission lines, distribution lines, in capital infrastructure…” That was...

John Farrell Uncategorized April 28, 2014

The future of genetically modified plants could include potatoes with tiny hamburgers in the middle

Writer Daniel Berleant envisions the wacky future of food, including egg-sized sunflower seeds and watermelons that taste like nectarines.

Jess Zimmerman Food April 10, 2014

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