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Catastrophe in West Virginia: Delivering Water to Prenter Holler

(This is a guest post from Steve Norris) This is a tough story to write about: the horror of contaminated...

Ted Glick Uncategorized February 12, 2014

Washington GMO-labeling initiative flames out

Heavy spending by industry buries the state's grassroots-driven labeling law.

Nathanael Johnson Food November 5, 2013

8 scary facts about antibiotic resistance

Science writer Maryn McKenna explains why the drugs we rely on may soon stop working.

Chris Mooney & Indre Viskontas Culture December 6, 2013

Shockingly, you should not buy breast milk off the internet

Alternate, Upworthy-style headline: "You'll never believe which bodily fluid is not safe to buy online!"

Jess Zimmerman Food and Agriculture October 21, 2013

Exxon fined for Arkansas spill, sued over Yellowstone spill, and still just keeps making piles of money

Sure, the company has to pay a couple million here and a couple million there because of its bad behavior, but it made $45 billion in profits last year, so no problem.

John Upton Technology November 7, 2013

Texas attorney general is going to great lengths to water his lawn during drought

Note: There's a terrible, terrible drought going on in Texas.

Sarah Laskow Culture November 11, 2013

Hug a Government Worker Day

Ten years ago this week, Arnold Schwarzenegger was elected governor of California and he appointed me to be the Secretary...

Terry Tamminen Uncategorized October 6, 2013

Environmental justice leaders to Obama: There’s a gap in your climate plan

When the president unveiled his climate action plan last summer, he failed to account for the underserved communities that bear the brunt of our fossil fuel addiction. A new petition aims to change that.

Brentin Mock Cities December 20, 2013

This Pacific island has so much plastic pollution it might become a Superfund site

Part of the Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge is being studied for potential Superfund designation, the first time plastic pollution has prompted such consideration.

John Upton Culture November 20, 2013

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