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I often write about the key role the federal government plays in infrastructure. Ultralight rail is one small example of...
What could possibly go wrong when miners, frackers, and drillers reshape the geology beneath our feet? Talk to the evacuees of Bayou Corne, La.
Alaska faces more severe and frequent wildfires in the years to come. Meanwhile, its Mendenhall Glacier keeps releasing sudden surges of water.
With the primary still up in the air, one thing is clear: Climate activism and smart growth will live on in New York City long after Mike Bloomberg is gone.
A $25 billion plan, a small town, and a half-century of wrangling over the most important resource in California.
People who live alone tend to live more sustainably, which is good news for cities.
Even if the world manages to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius, the seas will rise five yards, scientists report in a new study.
New research suggests that people of color are at a higher risk for extreme heat events.
Some folks urge climate scientists to stay away from politics and policy and stick to "just the facts." That strategy, were it possible, which it isn't, would be utterly ineffective.