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What’s the ‘Green New Deal’? The surprising origins behind a progressive rallying cry.

Liberals are reclaiming a climate action term once used by centrists -- and giving it a progressive twist.

Alexander C. Kaufman Uncategorized June 30, 2018

How should communities cope with the end of coal? Advice from the frontlines.

"If there's no more coal left, then there's no more mining. And that's going to happen in my lifetime."

Amelia Urry Technology December 12, 2017

Woman, scientist, climate advocate: Can you be all three?

Sarah Myhre is a woman, a scientist, and a climate advocate. Are these strengths in a climate crisis?

Eve Andrews Politics June 19, 2018

My high school throws out a stupid amount of food. What can I do?

An Alaskan teen wants to save uneaten food from school lunches for hungry students.

Eve Andrews Ask Umbra October 26, 2017

Houston’s city-beautification efforts might also fight future flooding

The United States' fourth-largest city is greening its renowned bayous. Does it signal a trend toward less-rampant development?

Stephen Paulsen Uncategorized January 11, 2018

How to make your New Year’s resolutions a little less self-centered

In 2018, try making your usual self improvement about world improvement. Maybe it'll stick this time.

Eve Andrews Culture January 1, 2018

Spawning an intervention

To help corals survive the myriad threats they currently face, an international team of scientists is mastering the art and science of raising coral babies.

Michelle Nijhuis Uncategorized September 30, 2018

Meltdowns, waste, and war: Here are the real risks of nuclear

There's something wrong with every source of energy. How do our nuclear nightmares compare?

Nathanael Johnson Technology April 11, 2018

Wizards and prophets face off to save the planet

Charles C. Mann surveys the argument over how to rescue humanity from itself.

Nathanael Johnson Politics February 9, 2018

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