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‘We’re not a dump’: Poor Alabama towns struggle under the stench of toxic landfills

"Let every state take care of their own trash but don’t bring it to Alabama."

Oliver Milman, The Guardian Uncategorized April 20, 2019

What the stock market crash means for the climate

Economic hardship doesn’t just hurt the rich, who are (by far!) the world’s biggest carbon emitters.

Eric Holthaus Uncategorized December 27, 2018

Michael E. Mann took climate change deniers to court. They apologized.

Maybe Mann couldn't change the climate deniers' minds, but at least he got them to retract slanderous information about him.

Emma McIntosh Uncategorized June 14, 2019

Traffic pollution leads to 4 million child asthma cases every year

“We used to think the only real danger roads posed to children was the threat of a car accident. However, now we can see there’s an equally deadly risk: breathing in air pollution."

Damian Carrington, The Guardian Uncategorized April 11, 2019

Texas Governor Greg Abbott speaks next to President Donald Trump in 2017, as rains from Hurricane Harvey continue to flood parts of Texas.

Texas scientists want to school Governor Greg Abbott on climate

Nearly 30 scholars hope to help the climate-denying head of their state see the light.

Claire Elise Thompson Climate & Energy January 10, 2019

What Washington and Oregon taught us about climate action on the ballot

Two climate-friendly taxes, two different results.

Kate Yoder Politics November 8, 2018

An officer walks near a destroyed gate in Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida, in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael.

The Pentagon’s new climate change report is missing some important details

The entire Marine Corps, for instance.

Dan Spinelli Climate & Energy January 19, 2019

We’re all recycling wrong, so companies are finally trying to make it easier

We're all recycling wrong, so these companies want to make it easier.

Catharine Smith Uncategorized June 2, 2019

Which cities have concrete strategies for environmental justice?

How do you fix decades of racial segregation and zoning? Use the same tools that created the injustice in the first place, says a new report.

Nicole Javorsky Uncategorized May 12, 2019

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