What If FEMA Didn’t Exist?

Could states handle the disaster response alone?

Ming Xie

What’s Next for a Warming Gulf Coast?

Driven by climate change, ‘tropicalization’ is upending ecosystems that millions of people rely on.

Jason Ruffin

‘Atomic Bamboozle’ Unpacks Another Nuclear Ballyhoo

A new documentary challenges the public relations campaign boosting nuclear power as the solution to the climate crisis.

Ed Rampell

By Shutting Down USAID, Trump and Musk Will Worsen the Climate and Extinction Crises

The agency supports critical efforts to reduce wildlife trafficking, deforestation, land violence, and other threats around the world.

John R. Platt

“A Story Dies When No One Tells It”

Indigenous Rights Activists Nemonte Nenquimo and Mitch Anderson on their new book and their journey towards activism in the Amazon.

Fiona McLeod

Confronting California’s Wildfire Crisis

How the state is implementing a more holistic approach to forest management and community resilience.

Fiona McAlpine KPFA - Terra Verde

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Phoenix Is for Lovebirds

If this avian transplant can adapt to the heat, maybe we all can.

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Burning Bright

In Review: The State of Fire: Why California Burns

Jaime Herndon

A Landscape of Lies

The North Dakota coal town I grew up in is now the world test site for a potentially dangerous fossil fuel technology.

Taylor Brorby

Youth Climate Activists Point Out Big Oil’s Role in LA Fires

Sunrise Movement organizers staged a five-day takeover of the Phillips 66 facility in Los Angeles to call for justice.

Fiona McLeod KPFA - Terra Verde

Trump Aims to Crush Legal Curbs on His Climate Rollback — But it May Not Be Easy

The president-elect said he will ‘stop the wave of frivolous litigation from environmental extremists’ but the ability to block suits will be limited, experts say.

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In Review: Overshoot: How the World Surrendered to Climate Breakdown

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