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What California’s farmworkers can teach us during a season of giving

For the children of farmworker volunteers, every food delivery gives them a chance to see love in action.

Yvette Cabrera Equity December 21, 2020

How the US power grid could go on a 90% carbon-free diet

A new report lays out a clear path to clean power in 15 years.

Shannon Osaka Climate & Energy June 10, 2020

Cities give car-free streets a shot

Social distancing measures have spawned a grand experiment in cities all over the United States, one that was once only imaginable in urbanists’ wildest dreams.

Emily Pontecorvo April 15, 2020

Believe it or not, the Deepwater Horizon oil spill was even worse than previously thought

A new study found that satellite images used to inform fishery closures did not capture the full extent of toxic oil from the 2010 spill.

Emily Pontecorvo Energy February 13, 2020

Sea Ice, Northwest Passage, Nunavut, Arctic Canada.

In Canada, Inuit communities are shaping research priorities

Scientists wishing to do research must now consult with Inuit groups — and consider long-neglected local priorities.

Matthew Halliday Equity May 30, 2020

Utilities face pressure to stop shutting off services amid coronavirus pandemic

Companies are voluntarily halting disconnects over unpaid bills, but advocates warn there’s no legal obligation to do so amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Alexander C. Kaufman Science March 17, 2020

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

As coronavirus infects markets, sustainable funds prove their mettle

COVID-19 is roiling global markets. Why are sustainable funds faring better than traditional investments?

Naveena Sadasivam Climate & Energy March 22, 2020

Report: Utilities are less likely to replace lead pipes in low-income communities of color

"If a program primarily benefits those with money, you’re going to have an environmental justice problem."

Rachel Ramirez Equity March 11, 2020

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