One of the World’s Biggest Health Risks Is a Philanthropic Blind Spot
Money to monitor air quality in some of the most polluted places in the world can lead to cleaner air and healthier populations.
By Christa Hasenkopf
Money to monitor air quality in some of the most polluted places in the world can lead to cleaner air and healthier populations.
By Christa Hasenkopf
Much of the good news about green energy is coming out of one country.
By David Wallace-Wells
You can now lease federal property to restore it, not just to mine, cut or graze it.
By Shawn Regan
If Donald Trump wins a second term, America would be at risk of falling even further behind China.
By Robinson Meyer
Heat waves are America’s deadliest weather events. It’s time we name them.
By Eric Klinenberg
This series of floods didn’t force us to leave. But the next ones might.
By Terry Tempest Williams and Michael Lundgren
The more time we can spend outside or inside without the air-conditioner blasting, the better prepared we’ll be — both to slow climate change and to adapt to it.
By Stan Cox
The price of solar power is plummeting faster than we ever expected.
By David Wallace-Wells
The tough approach has come as more Europeans sour on the green energy transition.
By Christopher Ketcham
We can expect added strain on the system as weather turns more extreme and demand for electricity rises.
By Michael E. Webber
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