Massively expensive weather events are getting more common.

Climate crises are making parts of the planet unlivable. Fortifying the border is a particularly cruel response to that.

Recent atmospheric rivers are a preview of what will become much more common as climate change accelerates.

The fight against the natural gas scam continues.

A sustainable food system could be worth up to $10 trillion a year. Meanwhile, Congress can’t even pass a new version of the farm bill.

Tesla is planning to release a smaller, cheaper vehicle. It’s exactly what the American car market needs more of.

We know enough about microplastics to be worried. RFK Jr. should not be the only candidate with a plan to fight them.

The president thinks we should evaluate the pros and cons of booming gas exports. That’s not a “victory” for climate activists. It’s common sense.

A new study shows bottom trawling isn’t just destructive to wildlife along the ocean floor.

The oil company’s attempt to exclude proposals to do marginally more about emissions has gotten farcical.

The coal industry has profited from pollution, and they’d like taxpayers to pay for the cleanup. The office that’s supposed to tackle this still doesn’t have a director.

Ethanol is a comically inefficient form of solar energy—and a toxic one. Putting regular solar panels on some of that land would be better.

Journalists hailed it as proof that we can grow the economy while cutting emissions. But between the lines, there’s a different story.

Philip Anschutz has funded some of the parties involved in the case the justice will hear on Wednesday. He also has extensive ties to the justice himself.

The pop star’s use of hazily defined offsets to deflect criticism perfectly illustrates how the offsets market works in practice.

Air travel isn’t just bad for the planet—it’s also an objectively miserable experience. The right policies could give us much better options.

Biden has a lot of climate policies to push through before the election potentially ends his presidency.

Prosecutions and enforcement from the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Justice have gone down on Biden’s watch.

The Timbisha Shoshone are legally permitted to live in Death Valley National Park. But the vegetation vital to their traditions and livelihoods is dying.

Optimism seems to be a theme in climate coverage. But what does productive optimism look like?