Can a Water Renaissance Put California on a Sustainable Path? The state's dependence on imported water is threatened by climate change and aging infrastructure By Juliet Grable June 3, 2026 In this story: water, climate change, sustainability
Even Bugs Need a Little Love The tiny invertebrates that creep many of us out are the foundation of biodiversity By Kate Morgan June 8, 2026 In this story: insects, conservation, climate change, Kids' Corner
Critics Call Super-Pollutant Rollback “Worst Form of Gaslighting” Trump’s EPA rolls out affordability talking points while rolling back environmental protections By Dana Drugmand May 28, 2026 In this story: EPA, climate change, Trump
Will Climate Change Foul the World Cup? From heat exhaustion to cities’ overloaded electrical grids, extreme weather threatens the future of soccer By McKenna Sweet May 26, 2026 In this story: sports, climate change, culture
Montana’s 2026 Fire Season: Puzzling Winter, Meet Potential Powder Keg of a Summer The Big Sky State offers a lens into what could be an epic wildfire season nationwide By Katie O'Reilly May 25, 2026 In this story: wildfire, forests, climate change, extreme weather
As the Worm Turns, So Do We Climate change is shuffling the worms beneath our feet By Riley Black May 17, 2026 In this story: science, climate change, Gee Whiz, Joy
Is a Perfect (Fire) Storm Brewing for 2026? Wildfire season is here. What does it mean for people who live in the West? By Juliet Grable May 14, 2026 In this story: wildfire, climate change
New Science Recognizes the Plight of Emperor Penguins Advancements in research reveal that this species faces a dire future in a warming world By McKenna Sweet May 13, 2026 In this story: endangered species, birds, conservation, saving wild places, climate change
Republicans in Congress Push “Climate Shakedown” Bill That Permanently Shields Big Oil From Accountability Climate advocates say the new bill would give the fossil fuel industry a "get out of jail free card" By Dana Drugmand May 6, 2026 In this story: environmental law, climate change, Trump, politics, fossil free finance
Can the Colorado River Survive 2026? This mighty river’s water levels are approaching dangerous lows, which could impact millions of people By Morgan Sjogren May 1, 2026 In this story: water, drought, climate change