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Three containers filled with plastic waste

Rich countries are illegally exporting plastic trash to poor countries, data suggests

A watchdog group alleges "rampant" violations of international law.

Joseph Winters Accountability April 15, 2022

Collage: collapsed bridge over San Joaquin River in 1997 and flooded houses in Stockton in 2023; paintbrush strokes across top of image

California’s next flood could destroy one of its most diverse cities. Will lawmakers try to save it?

Climate change could submerge Stockton beneath 10 feet of water. The city's aging levees aren't prepared.

Jake Bittle Extreme Weather January 19, 2023

Expensive private weather forecast satellite

As private weather forecasting takes off, who is left behind?

As climate change intensifies extreme weather, cities and companies are paying for private forecasting. But what about the places that can't afford it?

Chad Small Extreme Weather May 31, 2022

How sunken basketball courts could protect New Yorkers from the next Superstorm Sandy

The city wants to use its public housing developments to soak up extreme rain.

Jake Bittle Cities October 26, 2022

Aerial view of flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey in Texas

Biden’s new vision for the National Flood Insurance Program

The administration's flood insurance reforms could improve transparency — and make some Americans more vulnerable.

Zoya Teirstein Housing June 23, 2022

Illustration of reindeer on cliff with colorful swirls exploding from a powerful stomp

Secret Powers

In land once claimed by Russia, a magical deer joins a young girl as she grows up and changes her land for the better.

Anya Markov Climate Fiction October 4, 2022

Black and white photo of a female firefighter in front of a red circle

Growing body of research points to reproductive health problems for female firefighters

Women who fight wildfires worry about their fertility. A new study shows their concerns may be valid.

Zoya Teirstein Health January 6, 2022

Natural gas refinery pipeline, tower, and smokestacks in front of a sunset

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has left a hole in the global energy market

Will countries fill it with more oil and gas, or with renewables?

Shannon Osaka Uncategorized February 28, 2022

A man stands on top of a pile of furniture and home furnishings destroyed during Hurricane Ida.

Hurricane Ida and the coming eviction crisis

Hurricane Ida turned thousands out of their homes. The Supreme Court might make it worse.

Adam Mahoney Housing August 31, 2021

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