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Despite rising sea levels, massive floods, and a previous explosion, Florida decided not to relocate the jail.

Raven Rakia Culture November 17, 2015

The city boroughs' boards have rejected de Blasio's gentrification-by-another-name housing plan. Will the City Council follow suit?

Raven Rakia Politics December 24, 2015

A New York Times columnist tries to pin some of the responsibility for Donald Trump's rise on President Obama's shoulders. It's a bum rap.

Ben Adler Politics February 29, 2016

A new report takes a close look at the energy that goes into our food and offers tools for a better path forward.

Nathanael Johnson Technology December 8, 2015

The head of Europe’s coal lobbying association says his industry may be viewed in the same way that slave traders once were.

Arthur Neslen Climate & Energy December 16, 2015

Peabody Energy violated "New York laws prohibiting false or misleading claims," the state's attorney general found.

Tim McDonnell Technology November 9, 2015

The Obama administration has put a moratorium on new coal mining leases on public land, and plans to overhaul the whole coal leasing program.

Tim McDonnell Climate & Energy January 15, 2016

People who flee climate-related disasters need help from the U.N. and the global community. Instead, we're still arguing over what to call them.

Aura Bogado Politics October 30, 2015

The Chinese government has an ambitious plan to redesign urban water systems.

Kate Yoder Cities November 23, 2015

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