Sierra Magazine's Special Issue Celebrating U.S. Rivers
By Jason Mark June 28, 2018We've ruined too many of our rivers, but a unique law gives us a chance to protect many others
Trump’s Paris Withdrawal One Year Later: All Noise
By Jason Mark June 1, 2018Other nations, and many U.S. cities and states, pursue Paris Agreement goals, leaving the U.S. government in the dust
Climate Litigation Against Big Oil Heats Up
By Jason Mark May 25, 2018Federal court considers whether to dismiss the SF and Oakland lawsuits
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climate change
Grizzly Bears Haven’t “Recovered,” So Don’t Start Shooting Them
By Jason Mark May 18, 2018Wyoming set to approve bear-hunting season; Yellowstone grizzlies remain isolated
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wilderness
Washington County Files Latest Lawsuit Targeting Big Oil Over Climate Damages
By Jason Mark May 11, 2018King County says its shellfish industry is endangered by ocean acidification
Goldman Prize Honors Two for Working to Stop Lead Poisoning
By Jason Mark April 23, 2018Lead remains an all-too-common threat, from Flint to the Philippines
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activism
Across the U.S., Climate Change Lawsuits Are Gaining Steam
By Jason Mark April 19, 2018Colorado communities join legal challenge to Big Oil as kids sue Florida
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climate change
The Case for Climate Reparations
By Jason Mark April 23, 2018Who should pay the costs for climate-change-related disasters?
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climate change
What Is Scott Pruitt So Afraid Of?
By Jason Mark April 13, 2018EPA chief’s paranoia reaches fever pitch—and jeopardizes agency’s future
Scott Pruitt Mulls Attack on California Clean Car Rules
By Jason Mark April 6, 2018EPA chief supports states’ rights—except when it comes to environmental protection