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Why is Michael Bloomberg giving $2.6 million to elect a railroad commissioner in Texas?

Hint: It's not about trains. “The most important climate election in the nation” may be at stake.

Naveena Sadasivam Politics October 27, 2020

5 experts predict the future of renewable energy amid coronavirus

Adrienne Day Climate & Energy May 20, 2020

Colorado voted to bring back wolves. Why was the race so close?

The ballot measure once had overwhelming support, but the vote was decided on a razor’s edge.

Emily Pontecorvo Politics November 8, 2020

A solar-paneled roof over everyone’s head? Totally doable, she says.

Climate-friendly housing shouldn’t just be the purview of the wealthy, says activist Rahwa Ghirmatzion, who works to transform old buildings into green gems.

Brianna Baker Equity September 13, 2020

For developing countries, more solar power — and maybe more lead?

In India, solar power’s reliance on lead batteries could harm some communities.

Anuradha Varanasi Climate & Energy June 6, 2020

This Fixer wrote the book on addressing poverty, wastewater, and climate change in rural America

A conversation with Catherine Flowers, author of Waste: One Woman’s Fight Against America’s Dirty Secret.

Chip Giller Culture November 24, 2020

Kamala Harris is Biden’s VP pick. What does that mean for the climate?

Everything you need to know about Kamala Harris' record on climate change.

Zoya Teirstein Politics August 11, 2020

Post-election, youth climate activists celebrate, recuperate, and organize

"I'm honestly just tired."

Joseph Winters Science November 12, 2020

The world needs lithium. Can Bolivia’s new president deliver it?

Whether Luis Arce can succeed in developing Bolivia’s lithium riches — and do so in a way that benefits Bolivian workers and frontline communities — remains uncertain.

Maddie Stone Climate & Energy November 11, 2020

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