How Wildland Firefighting Culture Poses Its Own Risks
Traditional ideas about gender and masculinity take a toll on the firefighting community
Climate & Energy
The Devastating Wildfires in Spokane Point to the Risks for a Hotter Planet
The city and its first responders are still struggling to recover after three wildfires combined, wiping out thousands of acres
What the Midterm “Bluenami” Means for Climate Action and Environmental Protection
Democrats can act on affordability and corruption through congressional oversight and state legislative action, climate advocates say
How to Navigate Anxious Times
If you’re feeling stressed, you are not alone. Here’s how to find peace in a troubled world.
The Midterms Are Finally Here. So Are Surging Costs and Corruption, Which Remain Top Concerns for Voters.
Trump and the fossil fuel industry are key drivers of both, Democrats and environmental advocates say
Iowans Are Demanding Clean Water as Industrial Agriculture’s Impacts Grow
A majority say clean water is a top priority in these midterm elections
California Faces “Climate Whiplash” Without Systemic Change
The Fifth Climate Change Assessment points to harsh future for the state if greenhouse gas emissions continue unabated
Trump Administration Renews Effort to Block the Nearly Completed Revolution Wind
Half a billion dollars in annual savings are in jeopardy for New England ratepayers
A Toxic Undercurrent at Clark Fork
A Montana river gets a major cleanup after decades of mining
Proposed Forest Service Reorganization Is an Attack on the Venerable Agency
The Trump administration claims to be streamlining operations while asking Congress to terminate an important program
