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People wearing masks walk along The Bund on December 8, 2013 in Shanghai, China.

China’s plan to reduce smog in cities may have increased pollution overall

A new study looks at the unintended harm the plan did to poorer regions.

Molly Enking Cities May 1, 2019

We weren’t ready for climate change leggings

Global warming is real and ready to wear. Um, yay?

Claire Elise Thompson Culture March 6, 2019

PG&E could face murder charges for California’s wildfires

Potential charges range from minor misdemeanors (related to poor maintenance of trees along power lines) to involuntary manslaughter or murder.

Paola Rosa-Aquino Culture January 1, 2019

Burn. Build. Repeat: Why our wildfire policy is so deadly

Welcome to California’s endless cycle of destruction.

Jeffrey Ball Climate & Energy August 11, 2019

The U.N. says 1 million species could disappear. Pacific islands have a solution.

More than a dozen Pacific countries have created ocean sanctuaries that help marine species -- and coastal communities -- survive.

Carlotta Leon Guerrero Fix May 8, 2019

Big coal gave a tiny Texas town free land. There’s a major catch.

Kiah Collier & Naveena Sadasivam Uncategorized October 29, 2019

Climate change could push tropical diseases to Alaska, according to a new study

Nearly a billion people could be newly at risk of tropical diseases like dengue fever and Zika thanks to expanding mosquito range.

Eric Holthaus Climate & Energy March 28, 2019

Climate action could avert hundreds of heat-related deaths in these 15 U.S. cities

You might want to pay attention, Miami.

Justine Calma Cities June 7, 2019

The Dirty South gets clean

Atlanta’s City Council voted unanimously Monday to ensure all buildings in the city -- homes, businesses, and city-owned structures -- run on renewable energy by 2035.

Zoya Teirstein March 5, 2019

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