The freshwater molluscs that help control silt levels and filter water are facing a mysterious affliction.
The GuardianEmily Holden
Lion Shaped Mountain: The Chains
With a single shot, and a lost companion, human-chimpanzee relationships are stressed in Sierra Leone.
Andrew Halloran
Food Without Fields?
Tech 'solutions' to agricultural challenges can actually perpetuate the industrialized food system.
Anna Lappé
Rescinding Roadless Rule in Alaska Could Boost Mining on Sensitive Wildlands
State, industry eye cache of rare earth elements under Bokan Mountain in Tongass National Forest.
Paul Koberstein and Jessica Applegate
The Risk of Technofixes
'They will increase our dependence on toxic chemicals and fossil fuels and pave the way for further corporate control of global food systems.'
Dana Perls
Trump Doubles Down on His Assault on Alaska’s Old-Growth Forests
US Forest Service’s multiple plans to log vast swathes of Tongass National Forest faces stiff opposition
Paul Koberstein and Jessica Applegate
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Autumn 2019
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Fighting for Our Children against a Trumpian Future
As the president attacks the environment, education, and healthcare, we have no choice but to keeping pushing back on behalf of future generations.
Frida Berrigan
We Can’t Go to the Stars
The notion that humanity could live anywhere else than on Earth is an outlier idea.
Kim Stanley Robinson
Toppling the Repair Monopoly
Manufacturers have been making it harder for us to fix our gadgets independently, but a movement is afoot to change that.
Marie Hogan
‘Efficiency is a Renewable Resource’
Conversation: Bruce Nilles
Zoe Loftus-Farren
A Glacier Sings in Calgary
Glaciers in the Northern Rockies are dying fast. But with help from a few seismic sensors, 16 speakers, and a pair of dedicated artists, one of them isn’t going quietly.
Elizabeth Putfark
In India’s Narmada Valley, a Controversial Dam Causes Upstream Flooding and Downstream Thirst
Sardar Sarovar Dam is a classic story of a nation’s failure to deliver environmental justice to its people.
