The GOP’s “Modified Limited Hangout” on Climate Change Outright denial is no longer cutting it, so the new mantra is "innovate" By Paul Rauber January 22, 2019 In this story: climate change, politics
How Long Can We Go Without Prosecuting Polluters? The EPA is letting criminal pollution slide By Jacob Shea January 21, 2019 In this story: EPA, politics, democracy
What the Government Shutdown Means for Food, Farmers, and Eaters It’s affecting food prices, beer, 2019’s growing season, and more By Lela Nargi January 17, 2019 In this story: politics
The Shutdown Is Proof: Everyone Thinks Their Dog Is Special Keeping the national parks open has consequences, political and otherwise By Heather Smith January 11, 2019 In this story: America's National Parks, politics, public lands, camping, dept. of the interior
Time to List the Republican Moderate as an Endangered Species This political animal has been extirpated from much of its former range and needs protection By Jason Mark December 28, 2018 In this story: endangered species, politics
Is Ryan Zinke Going to Prison? Or is his resignation a get-out-of-jail-free card? By Heather Smith December 22, 2018 In this story: public lands, federal policy, politics, EPA, dept. of the interior
Justice Is (Partially) Served in Berta Cáceres Murder Trial Seven convicted, one acquitted for assassination of Honduran activist By John Gibler December 6, 2018 In this story: politics, environmental justice
Exposed: Right-Wing Activist Tries to Infiltrate Sierra Club Volunteer for Angeles Chapter linked to James O’Keefe’s “Project Veritas” By Paul Rauber November 28, 2018 In this story: politics
What Do the Election Results Mean for Climate and the Environment? Some quick takeaways from yesterday’s votes By Jason Mark November 7, 2018 In this story: politics
The Environment Is Also on the November Ballot Voters in many states will be deciding on environment-related initiatives. Here’s our exhaustive guide. By Heather Smith October 31, 2018 In this story: politics, elections, clean energy