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Climate-friendly farming is taking root in New York

New York wants to fight climate change through good farming. Here's the dirt.

Grey Moran Climate & Energy April 30, 2019

Should I trade in my grocery trips for a meal kit subscription?

To paraphrase Natasha Bedingfield, the future is not pre-packaged.

Eve Andrews Ask Umbra May 3, 2019

Climate change is the one area of science Republicans tend to doubt

Why do Republicans scoff at climate science while embracing, say, particle physics?

Adam Rogers Science August 3, 2019

California’s water crisis has put farmers in a race to the bottom

Why were the biggest farms growing during California's drought?

Nathanael Johnson Technology June 3, 2019

Cuomo guts key labor provisions in last-minute changes to New York’s landmark climate bill

New York is closer to passing its landmark climate legislation, but the bill is looking less like a Green New Deal

Justine Calma Equity June 18, 2019

Wyoming says no to oil and gas

A federal judge has blocked drilling on roughly 300,000 acres of public land in Wyoming because the Department of Interior failed to take climate change into account when auctioning off the land for oil and gas leasing.

Zoya Teirstein March 21, 2019

California defies Trump to ban pesticide linked to childhood brain damage

“This job really should have been done by the U.S. EPA.”

Sam Levin Uncategorized May 11, 2019

Leaving trees alone might be better than planting new ones

Newer isn't always better -- at least, not when it comes to sequestering carbon.

Fen Montaigne Science October 20, 2019

Duke it out

In what is being hailed as a major environmental justice win, on Monday, North Carolina regulators ordered the country’s largest electric company, Duke Energy, to change how it's storing pools of toxic coal ash.

Zoya Teirstein April 3, 2019

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