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A high-voltage power line runs behind a snowy construction site in Archbald, Pennsylvania.

The AI boom has plunged a small Pennsylvania town into chaos

Data centers will swallow 14 percent of Archbald, evict a trailer park, and border many residential properties. Who's to blame is a matter of fierce debate.

Rebecca Egan McCarthy Energy March 19, 2026

What the House speaker’s deal with ultraconservatives means for climate

“Kevin McCarthy has ceded his speakership and control of the House Republican agenda to the most extreme fringe faction of his party."

Zoya Teirstein Politics January 10, 2023

Aerial view of two wind turbines standing in sea water with shore in background

Offshore wind turbines need rare earth metals. Will there be enough to go around?

China dominates production of the crucial metals, and wind companies are scouring the globe for more sources.

Maddie Stone Energy October 6, 2023

What abandoning fossil fuels could look like in the Arab world

The researcher Hamza Hamouchene outlines a path toward a clean energy future without "green colonialism."

Lylla Younes International December 13, 2023

The head of a caribou sits outside a youth center with a dumpster and satellite dishes in the background

With the Willow project on the horizon, some Alaska Natives worry about traditional foods

In the village of Nuiqsut, hunting and fishing are how people get food.

Max Graham Food March 20, 2023

How to blow up ‘How to Blow Up a Pipeline’

The new thriller takes a radical climate activist's argument into the mainstream — sort of.

Lylla Younes Culture April 27, 2023

Vermont is ditching inefficient lighting

A law signed by Vermont's governor is the country’s first to phase out the sale of linear fluorescent lamps — those ubiquitous, tube-shaped fixtures of public schools, grocery stores, and other large buildings.

Joseph Winters August 1, 2022

Collage: State of Wisconsin, Lake Superior, and Lake Michigan, with an algal bloom, sea lamprey, zebra mussels, a perch fish on top of red and white checked paper, and a blinking neon sign in the shape of a fish that reads "Fish Fry"

Friday night fish frys define Wisconsin. What happens when climate change adjusts the menu?

How do you keep a culinary tradition alive on a warming planet?

John McCracken Food August 26, 2022

Can a crowdsourced map of the world help save millions of people from climate disaster?

Volunteer cartographers on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia are turning local knowledge into life-saving maps in the face of rising seas and stronger storms.

Maddy Crowell Solutions June 11, 2025

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