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A diver is seen harvesting bull kelp just below the surface of the sea of the coast of Vancouver Island.

The kelp business is booming. Can regulators keep up?

Seaweed farms are exploding in popularity. Cultivators say policies are needed to protect marine life.

Emma Loewe Agriculture August 9, 2023

Maura Healey speaks to attendees of the Massachusetts Democratic Party's election-night event.

What the midterm elections mean for the climate — so far

As control of Congress leans right, hope for action shifts to the White House and states.

Jake Bittle Politics November 9, 2022

Illustration of an old man looking out at a flooded almond farm with pink almond blossoms falling around him. In the floodwaters a vision of a family is visible

The Last Almond

As California prepares to destroy a levee and sacrifice its last remaining almond farm, its caretaker remembers the toll floodwaters have taken on his family.

Zoe Young Uncategorized January 22, 2024

In an illustration, two people stand next to a body of water. A ship is beached in the background.

Gifts We Give to the Sea

A mother must come to terms with her child's identity, her husband's passing, and the changing landscape of their community.

Dinara Tengri Climate Fiction January 22, 2024

a dark-colored car park at a red and white charging station for electric vehicles in front of a sign stating prices

High gas prices have a lot more people searching for electric vehicles

But not everyone can afford to buy a new (or used) EV.

Chad Small Transportation March 15, 2022

Illustration of sink water flowing through a pipe that leads to a flower waiting to be watered

A California town’s wastewater is helping it battle drought

Healdsburg recycles 350 million gallons of effluent annually and gives it away for free.

Naoki Nitta Solutions January 23, 2023

A group of young people sits in the shade of a tree on a bright and sunny street.

June heat waves smash records across the globe

It’s not your imagination: This summer is already hotter than normal.

Lina Tran Extreme Weather June 28, 2022

Flames from a flare stack at an oil refinery at dusk in Texas

There’s a hurricane-sized hole in Texas air quality data

A new report finds Texas regulators often miss pollution because its air monitors are disabled during hurricanes.

Naveena Sadasivam Extreme Weather February 1, 2022

Illustration of a Black woman looking out a window over a farm. In the distance, a rocket launches towards space.

Earthbound

To stay or go? The woman she loves, or the land she's nurtured? A farmer grapples with life, death, and love on a fire-worn planet.

Logan Dreher Climate Fiction August 14, 2024

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