Last Stand in the Swamp: Activists Fight Final Stretch of Dakota Access Pipeline

Opponents of the 160-mile Bayou Bridge pipeline, which will cross Native American land and 700 bodies of water, have chained themselves to machinery

Lauren Zanolli The Guardian

Last Stand in the Swamp: Activists Fight Final Stretch of Dakota Access Pipeline

In Defense of Place

Rural Montana leaders demonstrate grit and gratitude in their fight for the land

Steven D. Paulson

Clean Water, Renewable Energy, and Offshore Drilling Are All on November Ballots

Midterm elections will serve as crucial test of whether states can help combat federal environmental rollbacks

Tarah Lohan

Clean Water, Renewable Energy, and Offshore Drilling Are All on November Ballots

The Least Productive Congress in 164 Years?

How a Montana senator’s failed attacks on public land help explain congressional dysfunction

Gabriel Furshong

The Least Productive Congress in 164 Years?

Irish Town Stands Up to Big Seaweed

Bantry Bay residents say mechanized harvesting operation threatens traditional seaweed industry, fisheries, and marine ecosystem

Robbie Galvin

We Have Until Just 2030 to Avert Climate Change Catastrophe, Warns IPCC

World's leading scientists say it can still be done, hope new report will mobilize people to action

Jonathan Watts The Guardian

We Have Until Just 2030 to Avert Climate Change Catastrophe, Warns IPCC

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Talking Points-Autumn 2018

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Scrappy Group of Citizen Scientists Rallies Around One of World’s Rarest Trees

Torreya Guardians turn to assisted migration to help Florida torreyas keep pace with a warming climate

Sam Schipani

Scrappy Group of Citizen Scientists Rallies Around One of World’s Rarest Trees

Breaking Through the Bro Culture

For women in solar energy, progress and a ways to go.

Katherine Gustafson

Learning from the World’s Largest Dam-Removal and Restoration Project

As the waters came rushing back into the Elwha River following double dam removal, so did a multitude of species