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How California can recover from wildfires without leaving its most vulnerable behind

A new study has found that California’s disaster response excludes at-risk communities.

Yvette Cabrera Science September 11, 2020

Shifting gears: The climate protest movement in the age of coronavirus

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Fridays for Future, the youth climate campaign, was seeing numbers of protesters decline. Now, the movement is recalibrating its strategies.

Paul Hockenos Science April 11, 2020

Fossil fuels don’t make you live longer

Longer lives are not dependent on increased energy use.

Shannon Osaka March 27, 2020

Fertilizer feeds humanity — and it’s destroying the Gulf of Mexico

How can we slow down a pollutant we depend on for survival?

Daniel Penner Food January 22, 2020

Why climate skeptics are less likely to wear coronavirus masks

A new poll shows concern about climate change correlates with the way people are responding to the virus.

Zoya Teirstein Uncategorized April 29, 2020

Relatives cry during the funeral of Kokama Chief Messias Martins Moreira, who died of COVID-19

Already fighting for their lands and lives, Indigenous communities in Brazil slammed by COVID-19

Indigenous leaders are speaking out about the government's neglect, calling it "an authorized genocide.”

Emilee Gilpin Equity July 11, 2020

Don’t look now, but the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season could break records

The storm-suppressing El Niño looks like it’s going to take a sabbatical this year. The news couldn’t come at a less opportune time.

Zoya Teirstein Science April 28, 2020

In Texas, a half-baked plan to save the oil industry from a coronavirus-fueled crash

Regulators in the Lone Star state are contemplating a drastic measure that hasn’t been attempted since the 1970s.

Naveena Sadasivam Climate & Energy March 26, 2020

EVs cleared of all charges

According to a new study, electric vehicles are better for the climate than their gasoline-guzzling counterparts in 95 percent of the world.

Emily Pontecorvo March 24, 2020

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