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220 million trees grow in India

In just one day, more than a million students, government officials, and volunteers in India planted a whopping 220 million trees in the subcontinent’s most populated state, Uttar Pradesh.

Zoya Teirstein August 12, 2019

Will Buffalo, New York, become a climate change haven?

"With climate change, the world is going to suck, but Buffalo may suck less."

Jeremy Deaton Equity December 9, 2019

Could a solar-powered uprising reshape Puerto Rico?

Paola Rosa-Aquino Climate & Energy September 24, 2019

New study pinpoints the places most at risk on a warming planet

Habitat destruction will have devastating consequences for people, too.

Miyo McGinn Equity October 17, 2019

Rising emissions are robbing us of nutrients

The climate crisis could derail efforts to end malnutrition.

Nathanael Johnson Food July 24, 2019

Greenland’s moment in the sun goes beyond Trump’s real estate interests

Greenland to the United States: why u so obsessed w me

Paola Rosa-Aquino Politics August 16, 2019

What truths can we learn from Big Little Lies’ climate change episode?

Big Little Lies is all about conflict, so of course, this episode centers around opposing approaches to addressing climate in the classroom.

Annelise McGough Culture June 25, 2019

Executives at Flint’s utility knew the water might be poisoned

“This will come back and bite us.”

Emily Holden, Ron Fonger, & Jessica Glenza Politics December 14, 2019

States cut water use as Colorado River runs low. That’s actually good news.

The response to a drying Colorado River suggest a Mad Max future isn't inevitable.

Nathanael Johnson Food August 16, 2019

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