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It’s still Jesus or Jimmy: How Green Day’s “American Idiot” speaks to a new generation
Megan Volpert
We're still walking along that boulevard of broken dreams 20 years later
Saturn-like ring may have once encircled Earth, study finds
Rae Hodge
Researchers found evidence of asteroid debris belt in our planet's early history
Will climate change bring an end to America’s world order?
Alfred McCoy
America's global hegemony is in rapid, irreversible decline. But what happens after that?
Federal plans to open up the desert for massive solar farms has angered environmentalists
Matthew Rozsa
Bureau of Land Management just revealed an ambitious plan for renewable energy. So why are environmentalists upset?
It’s now all fiction. Donald Trump destroyed reality
Brian Karem
Republicans are openly proud of their lies — but our disdain for the truth is bipartisan
An Alabama principal lost her job after she came out. Her conservative community rallied around her
Laura Pappano, The Hechinger Report
Lauren Dressback's firing caused a statewide outcry
A landslide rang Earth like a gong for over a week. Climate change made it possible
Rae Hodge
The collapse of a glacier in Greenland caused a tsunami that was felt around the world for nine days
Superbugs predicted to kill 39 million people by 2050, study finds
Rae Hodge
New research in The Lancet underscores our growing antibiotic resistance crisis
Food is a huge source of methane emissions. Fixing that is no easy feat.
Frida Garza
"The way we eat, and the way we dispose of food, play a huge role in humanity's growing methane problem"
Nearly 200 people were killed last year protecting the environment
Taylar Dawn Stagner
Most were Black or Indigenous
AOC is right: Jill Stein’s campaign is not serious
Rahna Epting
For democracy’s sake, the Green Party must grow. Stein won’t do it in 2024
Genetic analysis of Neanderthal named for Tolkien character reveals history of inbreeding
Matthew Rozsa
A recent genetic study on Thorin the Neanderthal's DNA revealed 50,000 years of isolation and inbreeding
Kamala Harris is making climate action patriotic. It just might work
Kate Yoder
A new study suggests that framing the issue in terms of American values holds promise
Harris may have “won” the debate, but Americans “lost on fracking,” climate experts say
Matthew Rozsa
Climate change scientists reacting to the Harris-Trump debate say we can't keep propping up fossil fuels
Death toll from Typhoon Yagi rises to at least 226 people in Vietnam
Matthew Rozsa
Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events like typhoons, experts say
How to sell an ‘ugly’ vegetable? Give it googly eyes
Ayurella Horn-Muller
"Giving irregular-looking fruits and vegetables a personality could make them more appealing to consumers . . . "
Indigenous groups design California’s newest marine sanctuary where offshore oil drilling is banned
Matthew Rozsa
“This is a huge moment for the Chumash People and all who have tirelessly supported our campaign over the years.”
“Every single family has been touched by this”: “#Untruth” director Dan Partland diagnoses Trumpism
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the director of the "#Unfit" sequel about why Trumpism and misinformation continue to proliferate
New research forecasts a future of freakier weather, but experts say the risks may be downplayed
Matthew Rozsa
Burning fossil fuels will cause extreme weather to worsen, bringing stronger hurricanes and floods
Revolt of the capybaras: Have these large rodents taken over — or reclaimed what’s theirs?
Nikolas Kozloff
Climate change and a lack of predators has moved capybaras into suburbs and gardens. Are they pests or heroes?
How climate change is expanding the reach of EEE, a rare and deadly mosquito-borne illness
Zoya Teirstein
Eastern equine encephalitis, a mosquito-borne disease with a high mortality rate, has been spreading
Earth has endured its hottest summer ever recorded — for the second year in a row
Matthew Rozsa
The planet was ravaged by wildfires, droughts and other extreme weather because of the unprecedented heat
Bureaucracy is despised for inefficiency and waste. But it might just save us from climate change
Matthew Rozsa
Despite attacks on bureaucracies, experts agree such organizations are more important than ever
Tackling food insecurity needs more than charity — governments must also act
Myriam Durocher, Annika Walsh, Irena Knezevic, Madison Hynes
What it means to move "beyond charity" when it comes to battling food insecurity
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