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Collage: old fabric book cover with cutouts of a whale illustration, the ocean surface, and excerpts from a whaling logbook

How centuries-old whaling logs are filling gaps in our climate knowledge

Whalers from the 18th and 19th centuries are helping 21st Century scientists on climate change.

Ayurella Horn-Muller Science November 2, 2022

Crab fishermens' pots sit idle outside of the community of St. Paul since the crab crash and subsequent closure.

The snow crab vanishes

The Indigenous people of St. Paul island need to decide their future — do they stay or do they go?

Julia O’Malley Food July 5, 2023

Collage depicting anti and pro nuclear photos, with Earth and nuclear symbols

Save the nukes?

For decades, environmental activists decried nuclear power plants. Now, some want to save them.

Nathanael Johnson Climate & Energy January 11, 2022

Here are 3 ways the EPA can still regulate climate pollution

After West Virginia v. EPA, the Clean Air Act still holds the keys to climate action.

Naveena Sadasivam Regulation July 15, 2022

A person holds a burger at an outdoor restaurant.

46% of people say they don’t need to change their habits for the climate

The burgers at COP26 hint at a limited appetite for behavior change.

Kate Yoder Culture November 11, 2021

Illustration of a man lighting an intentional, prescribed fire at the edge of a forest

Why loving trees sometimes means cutting them down

An outdated land management ideology with roots in colonialism is keeping California and the West from taking essential steps toward mitigating increasingly destructive wildfires.

Kristina Rizga Science August 17, 2023

Disaster debris is pushing Puerto Rico’s landfills to the brink

Composting could be the solution.

Camille A. Padilla Dalmau & María E. Ocasio Torres Extreme Weather October 21, 2022

One family, three generations of cancer, and the largest concentration of oil refineries in California

A new community survey exposes widespread cancer, asthma, anxiety, and depression in Wilmington, California.

Adam Mahoney Equity June 22, 2022

Collage: an electric car hooked up to a charging station, mountains, a silhouette of North Carolina, a chunk of lithium ore, and a sign with the words "Gaston County Pit Mine" with a red circle with a line through it on top

The electric vehicle boom could bring lithium mines back to North Carolina

Not all locals are happy about it.

Blanca Begert Equity August 31, 2022

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