The Most Important Environmental Stories of 2016 A look back at this year’s headlines—and a glimpse of things to come By Jason Mark December 24, 2016 In this story: clean energy, politics
Look Out, Detroit—Here Comes the 3D Printed Car Can simplifying the manufacturing process slash a car's environmental impact? By Hannah Norman December 20, 2016 In this story: transportation
These Scientists Are Fighting for Our Future. We Need to Fight for Them. Scientists and activists explain in their own words why they participated in the Stand Up for Science rally in San Francisco By Wendy Becktold December 15, 2016 In this story: climate change, science, federal policy, activism
The Oberlin Project Catalyzes a Green Economic Renaissance In Oberlin, Ohio, an effort is underway to marry renewable energy with civic life By Jonathan Hahn December 15, 2016 In this story: clean energy, energy efficiency, renewable energy
Climate Neighbors A new report highlights climate challenges and resiliency on the U.S.-Mexico border By Daniel Blue Tyx December 14, 2016 In this story: climate change, federal policy, activism, environmental justice
The Largest Die-Off of Corals Ever Just Happened on the Great Barrier Reef Warm temperatures have led to a massive amount of death on the marine treasure By Joe Spring December 11, 2016 In this story: animals, oceans, science, climate change
Meet Scott Pruitt, the Man Picked to Lead the EPA The Oklahoma attorney general is a climate change denier who has sued the EPA By Joe Spring December 8, 2016 In this story: EPA, dirty energy, politics, federal policy
Environmental News Roundup What's new on our planet, ICYMI By Paul Rauber December 12, 2016 In this story: climate change
Photos From Standing Rock After the Decision Photographer Brian Nevins captures a moment of victory for the Dakota Access Pipeline Resistance By Brian Nevins December 6, 2016 In this story: photography, activism, oil, NoDAPL, Dakota Access Pipeline
No Election Can Stop the Momentum Toward a Clean Energy Economy Sierra Club executive director Michael Brune says we have to breach the wall that has divided the country into two bitter, isolated realities By Michael Brune December 13, 2016 In this story: politics, dirty energy, federal policy