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Bitcoin is hard to understand. So is its carbon footprint.

A new study finds that Bitcoin does not consume as much energy as previously estimated.

Emily Pontecorvo Technology November 26, 2019

Watchdog report: Agencies bungled air-pollution response during Hurricane Harvey

State and federal regulators said there was nothing to worry about.

Naveena Sadasivam Science December 16, 2019

Green parties win big

The green parties of Canada and Switzerland made some historic gains this week.

Zoya Teirstein October 24, 2019

You can care about climate change and still drive an SUV. I do.

"SUV shame" isn't really a thing yet, but flight shame is.

Dawn Stover Culture November 24, 2019

Colorado climate activists’ latest tactic: Fake news

What could go wrong?

Nathanael Johnson Science December 6, 2019

Trump: So sue me. 21 states: OK.

A coalition of 21 states (plus Washington, D.C.), along with several major cities, is suing the Trump administration for easing restrictions on coal-fired power plants, which the alliance says violates the federal Clean Air Act.

Zoya Teirstein August 14, 2019

How the atmospheric river drives the West’s unique climate crisis

First come floods, then flowers, then fire: the ‘benevolent dictator’ of Southern California’s climate.

Eve Andrews Science April 23, 2020

The climate movement is heating up

On Monday, the U.K.-based climate activist group Extinction Rebellion carried out a day of international civil disobedience in 60 countries around the world.

Rachel Ramirez October 8, 2019

Why are climate-conscious cities often the least affordable?

The housing crisis is a climate crisis, says new book.

Nathanael Johnson Politics February 18, 2020

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