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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

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

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

Hands hold calendar showing President-elect Joe Biden And Vice President-elect Kamala Harris

Here’s what it will take for Biden and Harris to deliver on environmental justice

Environmental justice advocates are cautiously optimistic about the new administration's plans to protect vulnerable communities from the disproportionate effects of pollution.

Yvette Cabrera & Angely Mercado Politics November 10, 2020

Illustration: Two First Nations men in a red canoe harvesting wild rice, with a pipeline under the water

The Line 3 pipeline protests are about much more than climate change

Indigenous treaty rights may be key to protecting Minnesota’s wild rice waters from oil spills.

Alexandria Herr Food June 9, 2021

Asbestos abatement is one of America’s deadliest jobs. Does it have to be?

Inside the green construction job that workers are dying to leave

Sofia Quaglia Equity September 7, 2020

The cheapest climate solution? Return half of the planet to nature, this scientist says.

Visionary conservationist Eric Dinerstein on why a bold proposal to protect half the earth’s landmass is totally doable.

Brianna Baker Culture October 20, 2020

Those orange Western skies and the science of light

Sure, it was wildfire smoke that made parts of California and Oregon change hue. But inside that smoke was alchemy — the chemistry and physics of molecules and wavelengths.

Adam Rogers Science September 11, 2020

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