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Illustration of an old man looking out at a flooded almond farm with pink almond blossoms falling around him. In the floodwaters a vision of a family is visible

The Last Almond

As California prepares to destroy a levee and sacrifice its last remaining almond farm, its caretaker remembers the toll floodwaters have taken on his family.

Zoe Young Uncategorized January 22, 2024

In an illustration, two people stand next to a body of water. A ship is beached in the background.

Gifts We Give to the Sea

A mother must come to terms with her child's identity, her husband's passing, and the changing landscape of their community.

Dinara Tengri Climate Fiction January 22, 2024

Amazon rainforest is nearing critical ‘tipping point’

New research indicates that the forest is losing its ability to recover from deforestation, fire, and drought.

Diana Kruzman Climate March 8, 2022

Illustration of glass of milk surrounded by green blobs, resembling cow print

Milking microbes instead of udders

Moooove over, cows. Precision fermentation creates the same proteins found in milk, leading to cheese, ice cream, and other treats that are indistinguishable from their conventional counterparts.

Naoki Nitta Food September 13, 2022

Reporters holding microphones out to Senator Joe Manchin, speaking with his hands raised in a half shrug

Manchin, Dems reach deal on climate legislation

The bill would devote $369 billion toward tackling “energy security and climate change."

Diana Kruzman Politics July 27, 2022

Keystone XL pipeline construction in 2014

The secretive legal weapon that fossil fuel interests use against climate-conscious countries

Investor-state dispute settlements increasingly allow oil and gas investors to sue countries over their climate policies.

Lois Parshley International January 17, 2023

Influencers popularized the trash jar. Now they’ve moved on.

How the trash jar went from zero-waste emblem to "elitist" cliche.

Joseph Winters Culture July 31, 2023

India reaffirms rights of ‘Mother Nature’

The movement to recognize and protect the rights of nature scored another victory last month when an Indian court declared that the natural world should have legal rights on par with humans.

Joseph Winters May 13, 2022

Republicans want climate solutions — just not from Biden

Americans broadly support action, a Pew poll shows, but partisanship keeps getting in the way.

Kate Yoder Politics July 14, 2022

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