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‘Get the hell off’: The indigenous fight to stop a uranium mine in the Black Hills

Can the Lakota win a “paper war” to save their sacred sites?

Delilah Friedler Equity May 10, 2020

How to really judge whether 2020 candidates support the Green New Deal? Look at their climate plans.

Is support for the Green New Deal still the best way to determine if your favorite candidate is a climate hawk? As more and more presidential hopefuls release ambitious climate plans, that particular green credential is rapidly growing outdated.

Zoya Teirstein Politics July 1, 2019

As Amazon Prime Day orders roll in, U.S. workers walk out

Those deals come with more environmental consequences than shoppers bargained for.

Justine Calma Climate & Energy July 15, 2019

Is it a good idea to buy used solar panels?

Solar panels are creating a waste nightmare. This salvage company could have a solution.

Nathanael Johnson Culture July 29, 2019

Camica Anderson, left, holds her son Logan Anderson's hand as other residents look on at the West Calumet Housing Complex on September 4, 2016 in East Chicago, Indiana.

Mind the gap: Lead, mercury, asbestos, and differences in IQ

"Intellect killers" are holding some kids back.

Naveena Sadasivam Equity July 15, 2019

Climate gentrification: Coming to a community near you

“It’s hard to predict if you’re safer over here than over there.”

Nathalie Baptiste Culture September 7, 2019

Is climate change really driving the ratpocalypse?

You know what rats love? Warmer temperatures.

Naveena Sadasivam Climate & Energy June 5, 2019

Flood affected area on July 15, 2017 in Lalmonirhat, Bangladesh.

Study: Climate change makes rich countries richer and poor ones poorer

Here are the winners and losers.

Molly Enking Equity April 23, 2019

How to build a new park so its neighbors benefit

What does it take for a new park in low-income neighborhoods to avoid becoming a “Trojan horse for gentrification?”

Laura Bliss Cities September 14, 2019

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