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Apple is aiming for ‘zero climate impact.’ The iPhone 12 won’t help.

The most sustainable iPhone is the one that's already in your pocket.

Zoya Teirstein Science October 22, 2020

PR firms need to dump Big Oil. This guy wants to help them do it.

Jamie Henn launched Fossil Free Media to give the climate movement good press. He’s urging creatives to ditch their petro clients and join him.

Brianna Baker Culture February 3, 2021

The EPA cut back enforcement during COVID. These researchers are assessing the damage.

Naveena Sadasivam Climate & Energy September 16, 2020

Judge says protection is for the birds

A federal judge overturned a policy change made by the Trump administration in 2017 that allowed companies to kill migratory birds without any consequences.

Emily Pontecorvo August 17, 2020

Environmental justice in the Garden State

Low-income communities of color are at the forefront of an environmental justice law the New Jersey state legislature passed on Thursday.

Angely Mercado August 28, 2020

29 storms and counting: The story behind the Atlantic’s super-active hurricane season

What was truly record-breaking about this season: the number of times major storms cut nearly identical paths through the Gulf Coast.

Zoya Teirstein Science November 10, 2020

We need a global leader on plastics. Could it be Biden?

Trump isolated the U.S. from global climate efforts, but Biden can move quickly to collaborate, especially on the plastic problem.

Sarah J. Morath Fix November 23, 2020

Climate change could tip the scales in these 6 toss-up House races

Climate change could tip the scales in these 6 toss-up House races.

Teresa Chin, Jesse Nichols, & Joseph Winters Science October 4, 2020

Melting ice is a gift to the fossil fuel tankers navigating the Arctic

Good for oil and gas companies. Not so good for the planet.

Maria Gallucci Energy August 16, 2020

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