Mumbai’s Indigenous Fishers Battle an Untenable Future

Decreasing yields due to climate disruption, overfishing, and development projects are forcing many Koli to abandon traditional practices.

Nicholas Muller

How Redefining Just One Word Could Gut the Endangered Species Act

Trump administration proposal to change the meaning of 'harm' would strip the law's ability to protect vital habitat.

Mariah Meek and Karrigan Börk

Scientists Racing to Address Wildfires in the US Southwest See Some Unexpected Desert Resilience

Nonnative grasses are driving large fires, but hope lies in science- and community-based restoration efforts and in the emerging nature of the deserts and native plants.

Anna Marija Helt

Donald Trump’s Feverish Lust for Green Energy Resources

It’s not about the climate, it’s about greed.

Joshua Frank

Starch-based Bioplastic May be as Toxic as Petroleum-based Plastic, Study Finds

Bioplastics, heralded for supposedly breaking down more quickly, can cause similar health problems to other plastics

Tom Perkins The Guardian

Wildlife Protection at the Cost of Human Lives

Critics say rangers in Eswatini are using a decades-old law to avoid accountability in the killings of dozens of suspected poachers.

Nokukhanya Musi-Aimienoho

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‘An Outlier’: Why Does the US Rank Lower on Demands for Climate Action?

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The Last of Their Kind

A former wilderness guide reflects on extinction under the second run of an administration bent on destroying wildlands.

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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.

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