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Why two women sacrificed everything to stop the Dakota Access pipeline

Julia Shipley Protest May 26, 2021

Variety of tools making an American flag

Should customers be able to repair their devices? This federal agency says yes.

Tech lobbyists say letting people fix their own stuff is too dangerous. The Federal Trade Commission isn't buying it.

Maddie Stone Technology May 14, 2021

Will history repeat in a dry Klamath Basin this summer?

This year’s drought is worse than in 2001, when political and environmental tensions exploded into the national spotlight.

Anna V. Smith, High Country News Extreme Weather June 19, 2021

The unfinished business of Flint’s water crisis

Criminal charges and a class-action settlement may seem like the last chapter in Flint’s story, but many of the most important reforms at the root of the city’s water crisis remain undone.

Anna Clark, ProPublica Equity January 26, 2021

The ‘army of environmental super voters’ is growing, and marching on city hall

The Environmental Voter Project, which has contacted nearly 6.2 million voters since 2015, is expanding into five new states.

Alexander C. Kaufman Politics March 20, 2021

Collage: Swiss Army knife with a cargo ship, airplane, car, truck, factory, and stove as tools

Why the ‘Swiss Army knife’ of climate solutions is so controversial

Clean hydrogen could replace fossil fuels for almost everything. But should it?

Emily Pontecorvo Energy September 27, 2021

First Nations reclaim their waters

Members of the Mi’kmaq nation reached an agreement to buy Clearwater Seafoods along with its licenses to fish in waters where the tribe’s ancestors once did.

Emily Pontecorvo November 20, 2020