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He helped pass a historic EJ bill. But he’s just getting started.

An architect of anti-polluting policies on why New Jersey’s latest law is important — and why it’s still not enough.

Brianna Baker Culture October 13, 2020

Working from home is erasing carbon emissions — but for how long?

Commutes, office spaces, and business conferences might never be the same.

Kate Yoder Science May 19, 2020

The biggest fight over cap and trade isn’t about what you think it is

Did California's landmark legislation help or hurt the state's most vulnerable?

Nathanael Johnson Science October 18, 2020

What’s that smell? Scientists discover what makes locusts swarm.

A pheromone could be the key to ending devastating locust swarms.

Emily Pontecorvo Science August 12, 2020

Self-driving tractors, robot apple pickers: Witness the high-tech future of farming

Forget Netflix and binge watch these awesome farm-bot videos.

Nathanael Johnson Science November 26, 2020

Which countries are responsible for all that ocean plastic?

A new study gives the U.S. the bronze medal.

Joseph Winters Science November 1, 2020

Activist group Earth Strike NYC announced a radical frontline coalition gathering in Sunset Park to support UPROSE in its campaign for local community-led climate justice

Doing New York justice

The state of New York announced on Tuesday a slate of grants totaling more than $10.6 million to help underserved residents access affordable solar energy.

Rachel Ramirez June 25, 2020

Can’t eat gluten? Pesticides and nonstick pans might have something to do with it, study says

Researchers found that children with high levels of pesticides in their blood are twice as likely to develop celiac.

Zoya Teirstein Food May 12, 2020

Study: Gas-powered appliances may be hazardous for your health

Just an hour of cooking can push air quality measures beyond nationally acceptable limits.

Rachel Ramirez Climate & Energy April 29, 2020

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