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Shot of a large flock of chicken hens all together in a big warehouse on a farm

Factory farms no longer have to report their air emissions. That’s dangerous for their neighbors.

And bad news for the climate.

Leah Douglas Climate & Energy December 25, 2018

Zinke blames ‘environmental terrorists’ for wildfires. What the hell does that mean?

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

Kate Yoder Politics August 20, 2018

With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s victory, Congress will likely gain a new climate champion

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

Best climate scenario is still too hot for many communities of color

As average global temperatures continue to rise, certain communities are more at risk of getting burned than others.

Justine Calma Equity October 10, 2018

We know how to save wildlife from oblivion. Let’s do it.

A new report found a shocking 60 percent drop in average wildlife populations. Here's what that means and what we can do about it.

Eric Holthaus Science November 1, 2018

Algae is giving this Florida politician a run for his money

Rick Scott, current governor of Florida and GOP candidate for Senate, showed up at a campaign event yesterday only to be run off the premises by angry protestors.

Zoya Teirstein September 20, 2018

Something Lake Eerie is happening in Cleveland

Cleveland city officials recently announced plans to run on 100 percent renewable power by 2050, the latest addition to a list of 82 U.S. cities that have made that pledge.

Zoya Teirstein September 26, 2018