Making Climate Polluters Pay

As climate disasters pile up, California activists and lawmakers want the main drivers of climate disruption — fossil fuel companies — to pay for damages.

Maureen Nandini Mitra KPFA - Terra Verde

Strategies for a Brighter Future

In Review: Solarpunk: Short Stories from Many Futures

Sage Agee

Green Groups Sue Trump Administration over Climate Webpage Removals

The White House has pulled federal webpages tracking climate and environmental justice data.

Dharna Noor The Guardian

An Unbroken Tradition

One of Europe’s last papyrus paper makers is trying to keep the practice, and the species, alive.

Camilla Capasso

Energy Transfer v. Greenpeace and the Threat to Free Speech

Recent verdict against the environmental group is part of a broader effort by the fossil fuel industry to stifle protest, says Steven Donziger.

Zoe Loftus-Farren KPFA - Terra Verde

Practice Re-Enchantment

Be like dragonfly, in the right place at the right time, living the infinite number of moments one at a time that make up a complete life.

Brooke Williams

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Lessons in Persistence

I have been organizing long enough to know things are never easy. But we’re not giving up.

Amelia Southern-Uribe

Trump Officials Quietly Move to Reverse Bans on Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’

EPA bids to change chemical risk evaluations, which could expose public to higher levels of PFAS and other pollutants.

Tom Perkins The Guardian

Bringing Back the Grizzly

A bold vision to reintroduce grizzly bears to California after a century-long absence.

Hannah Wilton KPFA - Terra Verde

Changing the Narrative

In Review: Metamorphosis: Climate Fiction for a Better Future

Sarah Boon

Deforestation is Quietly Ravaging US Forests. Trump is Taking an Axe to Protections

Unsustainable logging is one of the global north’s best-kept secrets. We’re running out of time to stop it.

Jennifer Skene The Guardian

No Refills

In Nepal’s high Himalayas, people rely on traditional Tibetan medicine. But essential herbs are getting harder to find.

Words and Images by Eileen McDougall

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