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It’s getting sunny in North Carolina

Duke Energy, the country’s largest electric company, has plans to develop six solar projects in North Carolina with a price tag of $404 million.

Zoya Teirstein April 18, 2019

Can solar panels handle the heat of a warming world?

"Panels are a little like people; they like temperate conditions with light winds and low humidity, and that’s when they function the best.”

Linda Poon Climate & Energy September 1, 2019

Cyclists keep getting killed. Can New Orleans keep them safe?

Dense and flat, New Orleans could be a world-class city for cyclists if it weren’t so dangerous.

Philip Kiefer Cities September 8, 2019

Green New Dealing and wheeling

As the rest of the country debates a possible nationwide Green New Deal, New York City is forging ahead with one of its own.

Zoya Teirstein April 19, 2019

The fight is heating up over telescope construction on Hawaii’s largest volcano

Mauna Kea's celestial significance has led to a bitter feud between native Hawaiians and the International TMT Observatory.

Rachel Ramirez Equity July 19, 2019

Cargill promised to end deforestation. It’s telling farmers something else.

The world's largest agribusiness is giving farmers in Brazil a different message.

Nathanael Johnson Food July 8, 2019

Scientists are baffled by a giant spike in this greenhouse gas (it’s not CO2)

Whoever smelt it dealt it, right?

Leta Dickinson Uncategorized May 17, 2019

Here come the 2020 climate platforms

On Friday, presidential hopeful Cory Booker unveiled the specifics of what he calls his “environmental justice agenda.” Beto O'Rourke followed suit on Monday.

Zoya Teirstein April 29, 2019

Why your brain doesn’t register the words ‘climate change’

You say climate change; I say global warming. Neuroscience research suggests we should call it “climate crisis."

Kate Yoder Climate & Energy April 29, 2019

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