Two experts weigh in on the fast-developing situation.
Failed attempts to genetically engineer the American chestnut tree are a warning against rash solutions to complex problems.
Environmental activists say the proposal threatens Green Mountain National Forest’s roadless areas and old-growth trees.
Marine mammal advocates are fighting for access to information and pushing for change in the fishing industry.
Conditions for a January LA firestorm have not existed before now, writes a meteorologist and climate journalist.
Rune Guneriussen’s temporary sculptures tease out the ways in which humans both love and disturb nature.
Indigenous farmers in the US Southwest are bringing back traditional crop varieties and finding new ways to protect them.
A pilot housing project aims to foster long-term social and economic stability for California’s agricultural workforce.
The Israel-Hezbollah conflict threatens the Middle East’s most valued repositories of plant biodiversity.
People living in the historically Black, working-class neighborhood near a toxic shipyard in Hunter's Point receive no better treatment than human radiation test subjects generations ago, say critics of US Navy.
The past year brought big wins, major losses, and a bit of hope for 2025.
Authors Lauren Markham and Jason Mark on the power of words, and how the mere act of remembering can be action.
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