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The Democratic presidential candidates are divided too.

Ben Adler Politics December 14, 2015

The New York Attorney General just launched an investigation into ExxonMobil's alleged climate obfuscation.

Jesse Bragg Technology November 7, 2015

A new study finds that storms with no historical precedent might become more likely over the coming century.

Andrea Thompson Climate & Energy September 2, 2015

With Halloween approaching, Sen. Charles Schumer is urging the FDA to test face paint for toxic metals.

Kate Yoder Culture October 21, 2015

In just a few months, his holiness achieved what environmental activists have been trying to do for years.

Suzanne Jacobs Culture November 12, 2015

Excess pollution from Volkswagen's deception took a hefty toll on human health.

Noelle Eckley Selin Technology September 30, 2015

New York City's truck-dependent freight system is bad news for the city's air quality.

Raven Rakia Culture October 12, 2015

Mudslides are already stranding Californian motorists.

Luke Whelan Climate & Energy October 17, 2015

A new study shows that fruit-and-veggie quotas get kids to take more produce on their trays -- but they throw out more, too.

Nathanael Johnson Politics August 26, 2015

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