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We investigate Trump’s claim that people are flushing toilets ‘10 times, 15 times’

Is the president suffering from a gastrointestinal condition that forces him to flush upwards of 10 times per bowel movement?

Zoya Teirstein Uncategorized December 9, 2019

How the oil price collapse could reduce methane emissions — or make them much worse

“What is coming out of these flares is toxic: It's harmful to people, it's harmful to local air quality, and it's harmful to the climate."

Naveena Sadasivam Climate & Energy March 31, 2020

Obama’s Recovery Act breathed life into renewables. Now they need rescuing.

$90 billion made a world of difference for wind and solar.

Shannon Osaka Politics May 31, 2020

EPA settlements are supposed to hold polluters accountable. Will coronavirus get them off the hook?

Hundreds of cities and polluting industries agreed to clean up their act after being sued by the government. Now, many are asking for leniency.

Naveena Sadasivam Equity May 11, 2020

Is life during coronavirus how we will live during climate change?

These are big changes. Can we make them again? Will we want to?

Eve Andrews Culture March 25, 2020

Ohio officials know how to stop Lake Erie from turning toxic, but no one will do it

Lake Erie turns toxic every summer. Officials aren’t cracking down on the source.

Jamie Smith Hopkins, Center for Public Integrity Politics January 23, 2020

Green space improves cities. Can it benefit those who need it most?

Green spaces improve cities. Can they benefit residents who need them most?

Rachel Ramirez Equity August 4, 2020

Syncrude oil sand extraction facility Alberta, Canada

Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia pledged to slash emissions. They failed.

Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia pledged to slash greenhouse gas emissions. In a decade full of big talk and epic battles, they all failed.

Peter Fairley Science January 11, 2021

Harvard didn’t divest from fossil fuels. So what does its ‘net-zero’ pledge mean?

Harvard has a new net-zero by 2050 plan for its endowment. But it’s not yet clear what it will entail, and whether the school will be able to fulfill it.

Emily Pontecorvo Technology May 5, 2020

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