Farmers Feeling the Pain After Conservation Funding Frozen The Trump administration, with DOGE, is pulling the rug from under growers and producers across the country By Juliet Grable March 12, 2025 In this story: agriculture, Trump, politics, conservation
A Texas Research Facility Preserves Some of the Country’s Most Bizarre Endangered Species Researchers unravel the mysteries of an aquifer-dwelling blind salamander and its aquatic neighbors By Hailey Smalley March 11, 2025 In this story: animals
Should I Be Worried About Bird Flu? H5N1 is making headlines in 2025 even though it’s been around for a surprisingly long time By Melody Schreiber March 10, 2025 In this story: health, birds, agriculture, concentrated animal feeding operation
Against the Current Why are Chinook salmon moving to the urban creeks of San Jose in increasing numbers? Text and photographs by Jeremy Miller March 9, 2025 In this story: salmon, fish, wildlife, endangered species
Letting Coal Die Will Save Both Lives and Money and Create Jobs (in Coal States Too!) Renewable energy is cleaner and safer, and better for the planet By Ben Jealous March 7, 2025
Sierra Club and Partners Sue Elon Musk and DOGE Over Layoffs at National Parks The joint lawsuit aims to protect public lands and the people who need them By Molly McCluskey March 6, 2025 In this story: national parks, Trump, environmental law, public lands, state parks
Before the Eaton Fire, Altadena Was an Outdoors Haven for Black Families The Los Angeles community offered a place of homeownership and access to nature By Erin Rode March 5, 2025 In this story: wildfire, climate change, inspiring connections outdoors
Climate Disasters Are Revealing the Vulnerability of US Water Systems Wildfires and hurricanes are the latest examples of extreme weather cutting communities off from this vital resource By Colleen Hagerty March 4, 2025 In this story: clean water, wildfire, disaster relief, extreme weather, climate change
Even Trees Need Friends A study finds trees’ ability to migrate as the climate warms could depend on beneficial fungi By Nathan Gilles March 3, 2025
Between Earth & Sky: What Grows Back After a Disturbance A new film explores the resilience and hope Nalini Nadkarni found in her work studying tree canopies By Kitty Hu March 2, 2025 In this story: film, culture, forests
From Elon, With Love: You’re Fired. On the Trump administration's latest efforts to undermine the EPA By Ben Jealous February 28, 2025
EPA Under Trump Besieged by Mass Terminations, Axed Programs, Funding Cuts The nation’s environmental watchdog is under an “unprecedented” attack By Dana Drugmand February 27, 2025 In this story: EPA, Trump, climate change, federal policy
The Greening of the Antarctic Peninsula A new study reveals that the green-up is expanding with rising global temperatures By Brandon Withrow February 26, 2025 In this story: climate change
A Storm Named Trump Hits the National Parks Ahead of Busy Season The president’s unpopular cost-cutting measures resulted in thousands of rangers and scientists losing their jobs By Alexander Nazaryan February 25, 2025 In this story: national parks, Trump
What Are the Greenest Household Batteries? Here's how to charge up in a more sustainable way By Jessian Choy February 24, 2025 In this story: Ms. Green, buyers' guide, sustainability
Flaco’s Environmental Legacy An owl's death underscores the hazards faced by wild birds, especially in an urban setting By David Gessner February 23, 2025 In this story: endangered species, birds, urban living
Trump’s Funding Freezes and Clawbacks: Illegal, Stupid, Dangerous There’s a lot of lawbreaking going on By Ben Jealous February 22, 2025
California Unveils Bill to Force Polluters to Pay for Climate-Driven Disasters The state joins a wave of similar efforts across the country to hold fossil fuel companies accountable By Dana Drugmand February 21, 2025 In this story: climate change, climate adaptation, oil, environmental law, methane gas
LA Fires Spark Confusion and Concern Over Water Quality and Supply A wave of online disinformation, propagated across social media, compounded the crisis By Juliet Grable February 20, 2025 In this story: wildfire, climate change, urban living, water
How I Finally Checked a Brooks Range Traverse off My Bucket List It took years and a lot of planning, but I'm glad I did it By Michael Engelhard February 19, 2025 In this story: adventure