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Jobs in southeast Kentucky's coal mines are vanishing. Can green jobs replace them?

Elizabeth McGowan Equity March 21, 2019

Forced from Puerto Rico as a result of the storm, displaced storm survivors face losing housing again.

Justine Calma Equity July 6, 2018

Florida’s summer of slime turned its politics upside down.

Rebecca Renner Politics June 18, 2019

Researchers set up a special lab to measure gaming’s massive carbon footprint.

Bryan Schatz Climate & Energy December 1, 2018

Detroiters were refusing city-sponsored “free trees.” A researcher found out the problem: She was the first person to ask them if they wanted them.

Brentin Mock Cities January 14, 2019

Faced with a restrictive voter ID law, these tribes are rolling out all the stops getting their members to the polls.

Justine Calma Politics November 5, 2018

The 28-year-old upstart beat a 10-term incumbent and will likely represent parts of the Bronx and Queens in the U.S. House.

Eric Holthaus Culture June 27, 2018

The tenuous link between ecoterrorism, logging, and wildfires is 20 years old.

Kate Yoder Politics August 20, 2018

And bad news for the climate.

Leah Douglas Climate & Energy December 25, 2018

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