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nrothmangristorg March 16, 2021

Arctic fires released more carbon in two months than Scandinavia will all year

In June and July, Arctic fires released 204 megatons of carbon dioxide, eclipsing the annual emissions of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland combined.

Maddie Stone Science August 4, 2020

Demonstrations For Climatic Change In Madrid

Despite COVID-19, young people resume global climate strikes

Greta Thunberg leads protests as Covid rules restrict numbers compared with last year.

Fiona Harvey, the Guardian Science September 25, 2020

Illustration: a robot hand holding three leaves of baby greens

Salad will survive climate change. But at what cost?

We made eating greens more convenient. Can we make it truly democratic?

Eve Andrews Food June 16, 2021

Smoke billows from one of many chemical plants in the area of Cancer Alley in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

These Louisiana activists are facing ‘terrorizing’ charges for a stunt they pulled 6 months ago

The arrests come just a week after activists won a court battle against the plastics manufacturer targeted by those now facing charges.

Rachel Ramirez Equity June 25, 2020

Why Amy Coney Barrett on the Supreme Court would be a climate disaster

A 6-3 conservative majority could block climate action like never before.

Shannon Osaka Science September 25, 2020

Arctic forecast: Sunny with a higher chance of carbon emissions

A process called photomineralization could release an additional 30 billion metric tons of carbon from melting permafrost.

Alexandria Herr Science June 23, 2020

About all those oil tankers off the coast of California …

Sure the oil isn't being burned, but there are environmental costs to storing it at sea.

Maria Gallucci Science May 13, 2020

‘It feels like nobody cares’: The Americans living without running water amid COVID-19

As the pandemic leaves millions without work, taps are turned off even as the CDC calls for frequent hand-washing.

Nina Lakhani, The Guardian Equity May 3, 2020

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