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Another legacy of redlining: Unequal exposure to heat waves

“By separating housing policy from climate change, we’re doing a disservice to our ability to create safe spaces, particularly among those communities who don't have a choice about where to live.”

Rachel Ramirez Equity January 15, 2020

Despite everything, U.S. emissions dipped in 2019

The U.S. just got its climate report card for the year, and it's kinda OK.

Nathanael Johnson Politics January 7, 2020

Supreme Court clears way for Atlantic Coast Pipeline to cross Appalachian Trail

A massive natural gas pipeline could be a future AT thru-hiker

Lyndsey Gilpin Climate & Energy June 15, 2020

Goldman sacks Arctic drilling

Investment bank Goldman Sachs won’t be funding any new oil drilling or exploration projects in the Arctic.

Rachel Ramirez December 16, 2019

DDT’s toxic legacy could span three generations

Scientists have struggled to link DDT and cancer. Then a library of frozen blood changed everything.

Jesse Nichols Equity March 18, 2020

‘A common germ pool’: The frightening origins of the coronavirus

"We need to see what nature is trying to tell us here. We need to recognize that we’re playing with fire.”

Shannon Osaka Science March 17, 2020

Puerto Rico Still Recovering One Year After Hurricane Maria's Deadly Onslaught

Puerto Rico’s troubled utility is a goldmine for US contractors

Billions of dollars in contracts have been awarded to politically connected Americans, even as Puerto Ricans suffer electricity outages.

Alexander C. Kaufman & Bianca Graulau Equity July 2, 2020

The U.K.’s lost seagrass meadows to be resurrected in climate fight

The first seagrass restoration project in Britain will capture carbon and offer habitat for lost marine life.

Damian Carrington, The Guardian Science March 15, 2020

Canadian farmers have a plan for tackling climate change

Farmers are using techniques to cut down on emissions and help their crops weather tougher conditions.

Alastair Sharp Science February 16, 2020

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