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Can the pope move the needle on climate change?

Pope Francis is about to issue a major statement on the climate. It's likely to be more homily than policy prescription, but it could still make a huge difference.

Heather Smith Uncategorized June 12, 2015

Can we get people to move back to Detroit?

Once-mighty old industrial cities could sustain much larger populations, and that would be good for the environment. But is it realistic?

Ben Adler Cities June 7, 2015

Could wildfires undermine California’s grand climate goals?

California has the most ambitious climate plan in the nation, but if it loses too many trees to fire, it will have a hard time meeting its targets.

Tim McDonnell Cities May 5, 2015

NYC can’t fix its housing crisis alone — the suburbs need to step up

If New York's suburbs build more dense, affordable housing, it will be good for lower-income residents -- and for the environment too.

Ben Adler Technology March 19, 2015

This new startup wants to sell you ugly fruit and veggies

"Cosmetically challenged" produce usually goes to waste. This company aims to deliver it right to subscribers' doorsteps and to supermarkets.

Lorena Galliot Technology May 8, 2015

Permafrost may not be the ticking “carbon bomb” scientists once thought

It'll be more of a slow leak -- but the impact of emissions will still be great, new research suggests.

Karl Mathiesen Climate & Energy April 13, 2015

Flooding is on the rise in the Midwest, and we’re totally unprepared

New research shows Midwest flooding has become more frequent over the last 50 years -- so now the government is scrambling to get a risk management plan in order.

James West Climate & Energy February 10, 2015