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Can we attribute the sudden shift toward ambitious emissions reductions targets among climate centrists to the “Green New Deal” effect? Probably.

Zoya Teirstein Politics July 23, 2019

From climate-fueled storms to COVID-19, mounting catastrophes are sowing stress and trauma.

Dean Russell & Jamie Smith Hopkins, Center for Public Integrity Science August 30, 2020

Feeling your inner Lorax these days and want to speak for the trees? Maybe throw in a few good words for peat bogs and marshland.

Paola Rosa-Aquino Science August 9, 2019

One of the country’s largest utilities is a fiery mess. How can California fix it?

Nathanael Johnson Politics November 20, 2019

The EPA is eliminating methane regulations for oil companies. Some of them would rather he didn't.

Molly Enking Politics September 3, 2019

This question is inherently, existentially, and unavoidably upsetting. But it still needs an answer.

Eve Andrews Ask Umbra August 14, 2019

Conflating long-term policy goals and tipping points is a problematic feature of climate discourse

Shannon Osaka Climate & Energy September 14, 2019

Many Pacific Island communities have set aside areas where fishing is forbidden, resulting in more fish, bigger fish, and greater biodiversity.

Zoya Teirstein May 9, 2019

A new study pinpoints the problems.

Nathanael Johnson Technology October 7, 2019

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