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Two men walking past a wood stump in a forest

California ramps up wildfire prevention spending 16-fold

The coming fire season could be brutal

Nathanael Johnson Climate May 24, 2021

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Report: Climate action is a double-edged sword for nature

Here’s why that matters.

Zoya Teirstein Science June 11, 2021

A street in New York looks wet, garbage and debris acoomultes in the sidewalk. A man wearing a white tank top and jeans walks through it.

Facing floods and fires, undocumented immigrants have nowhere to turn for help

Most emergency funds after climate-related disasters still exclude undocumented immigrants. Can we change that?

María Paula Rubiano A. Equity October 12, 2021

Collage: woman standing on top of a drawing of a melting earth

The UN report is scaring people. But what if fear isn’t enough?

"If you’re trying to get people to act on climate change, then fear is not going to do it."

Kate Yoder Protest August 12, 2021

Bowing to investors, Microsoft will make its devices easier to fix

In a first-of-its-kind agreement, the company has committed to increasing access to spare parts and repair documents.

Maddie Stone Accountability October 7, 2021

Should I give up dairy because of climate change?

So much of a food's environmental footprint has to do with how you eat it!

Eve Andrews Ask Umbra April 29, 2021

FedEx is FedUp with emissions

“The long-term health of our industry is directly linked to the health of the planet, but this effort is about more than the bottom line — it’s the right thing to do.”

Alexandria Herr March 8, 2021

Inside Biden’s uphill battle to restore the EPA after Trump

“We've seen more and more regulatory capture of our environmental agencies.”

Naveena Sadasivam Politics March 1, 2021

Illustration of three people working in a tea field

Seven Sisters

As hard times and broken bots threaten a collective tea farm, the women keeping it going must decide whether to add another to their ranks.

Susan Kaye Quinn Climate Fiction October 4, 2022

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