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An illustration of a beaker with a molecule representing PFAs being struck by lightning

This makeup ingredient could destroy 99% of ‘forever chemicals’

"It wasn't supposed to work."

Joseph Winters Science July 19, 2020

Seed the North: Fighting climate change, one sprout at a time

Can an innovative approach to reforestation take root in British Columbia?

Amanda Follett Hosgood Science May 22, 2021

Are animals eating all the human food?

There's not really a simple prescription to graze our way out of the climate crisis.

Eve Andrews Ask Umbra November 18, 2020

One solution to California’s blackouts? The world’s biggest battery.

It knocks Tesla’s 100 MW system in Australia out of the water. Sorry, Elon.

Emily Pontecorvo Energy August 23, 2020

Europe is going all in on hydrogen power. Why isn’t the US?

The U.S. is passing on the most promising way to cut industrial emissions.

Shannon Osaka Climate & Energy August 5, 2020

Who belongs where? A new way to think about migration.

Sonia Shah's new book questions assumptions about life on the move.

Kate Yoder Science June 9, 2020

A deadly fungal disease on the rise in the West has experts worried

Researchers haven’t pinned down exactly what’s behind the rise in Valley fever cases or how to stop it. One thing is nearly certain, though: Climate change plays a role.

Zoya Teirstein Health September 15, 2021

Big businesses talk a big climate game — just not on Capitol Hill

Where are the pro-climate lobbyists?

Nathanael Johnson Science January 6, 2021

The University of Cambridge just raised the bar on fossil fuel divestment

Hint: They aren't stoping at fossil fuels.

Emily Pontecorvo Science October 1, 2020

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