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Chef Al Massa’s pan-seared lionfish with forbidden rice

Try this award-winning recipe and enjoy a delicious way to curb an invasive fish population.

Maddy Lauria Food September 13, 2022

Building batteries better

The U.S. Department of Energy will invest nearly $3 billion advanced battery programs as part of an effort to prepare the United States for a boom in lithium-ion battery demand.

Joseph Winters February 17, 2022

U.S. Senator Mark Kelly speaks during a campaign event with former President Barack Obama in Phoenix, Arizona.

Drought looms over midterm elections in the arid West

Democrats Mark Kelly and Catherine Cortez Masto fought for drought funding. They may both lose their seats.

Jake Bittle Elections November 8, 2022

‘Don’t Look Up’ and ‘Soylent Green’: Hollywood keeps telling similar stories about the end of the world

The climate disaster movie isn’t new. It also hasn’t changed that much.

Kate Yoder Culture January 18, 2022

The US actually met a climate target

According to data from the Environmental Protection Agency, the country hit an Obama-era climate goal by a comfortable margin.

Joseph Winters February 23, 2022

In Nevada, a monument to violence built on stolen land

The art world sees a megasculpture masterpiece; others see a tribute to American colonialism.

Tristan Ahtone Culture September 9, 2022

Illustration of Tik and his wife looking at their home with money flying around them

They thought getting their home off fossil fuels would be straightforward. Chaos ensued.

Here’s what happened when two climate reporters tried to ditch natural gas.

Tik Root Buildings March 21, 2024

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The selective accounting behind the plastic industry’s climate-friendly claims

Industry groups are pushing the U.S. government to keep buying their plastics.

Joseph Winters Climate October 20, 2022

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EPA finally calls out environmental racism in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley

In a “remarkable” letter, the EPA accused Louisiana regulators of neglecting Black residents’ concerns about toxic air pollution.

Lisa Song, ProPublica & Lylla Younes Regulation October 19, 2022

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