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A resident sits on a wall of a collapsed house damaged by widespread flooding near Valencia, Spain in November 2024.

A look at the growing ‘disaster economy’ turning crisis into cash

Disasters are big business. These charts show just how big.

Zoya Teirstein, Jesse Nichols, & Clayton Aldern Business August 12, 2025

Retro billboard of woman with glass of milk reading "Refresh with milk" and TikTok like buttons below it

Behind the ‘butter board’: How the dairy industry took over your feed

A vast constellation of celebrities, from Kelly Ripa to the McDonald’s mascot Grimace, have helped push dairy sales.

H. Claire Brown Food May 10, 2024

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The Pacific won a landmark climate case at the world’s top court. Now they want countries to act.

“Our goal is to remind negotiators that behind every policy decision are real people and real lives at risk.”

Anita Hofschneider Global Indigenous Affairs Desk November 10, 2025

A sea of solar panels stretches out on a flat field

Florida is now a solar superpower. Here’s how it happened.

The Sunshine State built more large-scale solar than California last year and was again number two for residential, despite state leadership opposed to climate action.

Alexander C. Kaufman Energy March 15, 2025

Is New England’s new hydropower transmission line paying off?

The flow has been stop and go for the first few months, but the line shows plenty of potential to boost Massachusetts’ renewable energy supply.

Sarah Shemkus, Canary Media Energy June 20, 2026

A wildland firefighter in a helicopter looks down on a fire in Everglades National Park

How the federal funding and hiring freezes are leaving communities vulnerable to wildfire

Uncertainty over funding and hiring stemming from President Trump's executive orders has limited wildfire training and postponed work to reduce flammable vegetation.

Mark Olalde, ProPublica Wildfires February 17, 2025

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A new podcast asks: Are ‘radical’ climate activists really that radical?

"Sabotage" tells the story of the real people behind Just Stop Oil's controversial, soup-throwing stunts.

Kate Yoder Culture May 20, 2025

British soccer player Cole Palmer kicks the ball.

Nike’s recycled World Cup uniforms reveal the limits of ‘circular’ fashion

Will chemical recycling revolutionize the fashion industry, or is it just “an excuse to keep producing plastic clothes”?

Joseph Winters Culture May 27, 2026

hand holding remote to a mini split heat/ac unit with red and blue squares on top

Democrats used to back energy-saving plans. Now they’re wavering.

Why are politicians from both parties targeting measures that have saved Americans trillions of dollars?

Kate Yoder Politics May 6, 2026

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