Finding Inspiration in Rosie the Riveter

Why a group of women took the helm of a grassroots effort to green Richmond, CA

Libby Smith

$2.7 Billion Deal Opens Madagascar’s Waters to Hundreds of Chinese Fishing Vessels

Critics say agreement is bad for local fishers, that negotiators failed to conduct public consulation or environmental impact statement

Edward Carver

Losing Quiet Spaces

As human-made noises reach deep into wild places, people and wildlife alike are feeling the impact

Lauren Hall Ruddell

Is the EPA’s Online Climate Change Section Gone for Good?

Material saying humans are warming the planet was taken down last year for an ‘update'

Oliver Milman The Guardian

Spawning an Intervention

An international team of scientists is mastering the art and science of raising coral babies

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Bolsonaro: A Despot Who “Spells Disaster, Not Only for Brazil but for the Planet”

Brazil's new president aims to replicate many of the policies of Trump’s nationalism and anti-environmentalism.

Andy Rowell

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