Climate change is already devastating the young, who feel abandoned by their governments and earlier generations.

Why are so many people drawn to stories and videos of the unvaccinated dying of Covid-19—and, at the final moment, wishing for the vaccine?

Eating meat just one day a week could cut emissions, stave off climate despair, and help start a movement.

At long last, the White House is acknowledging that America can’t afford to respect personal choices in a pandemic.

Many consider capitalist solutions to conservation to be démodé. But done right, they could spark the wealth transfer needed to save the world’s largest rain forest.

Air pollution is just as fatal as hurricanes, and it profoundly affects our well-being. Yet we no longer treat it as a crisis.

Will my son grow up with monarch butterflies?

Hurricane Ida, wildfire evacuations, and Orlando’s oxygen shortage all show that we need policy solutions to address multiple crises at once.

The same fossil fuel industry whose emissions helped intensify the storm also modified the Louisiana coastline to make it more vulnerable to flooding.

As heat, wildfires, and freak weather patterns transform familiar surroundings, can hikers and runners still rely on their instincts?

The politics of climate and the politics of care are closely linked. An alliance is overdue.

Greece’s wildfires are a reminder that the failure to act is first a failure of imagination.

Warnings about the catastrophes ahead need to name the enemy and give people something to do.

Their tweets said they were concerned. Their actions said otherwise.

We can still avoid total catastrophe. But eventually kids will realize that we’re not on course to do that.

Voting down the country’s best shot at climate legislation because you’re worried about inflation is pretty twisted.

Panic over California’s pork reform exposes everything wrong with the meat industry.

A new report on climate change shows the futility of the Biden administration’s electric vehicle dream.

The next six months of this pandemic may look dispiriting. But that doesn’t mean we’re doomed.

The current panic about urban decay and disorder is classic displacement.