Growing Up With Drought
Arizona has faced a historic drought for several years. What does this water shortage mean for residents of the state?
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As Hurricane Season Worsens, Where Do We Go...
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What Are Aerosols and How Do They Impact...
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Lead Paint: A Decades-Old Issue Still Persists Today
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Climate Change Makes It Harder to Grow Coffee...
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Sharks Have Survived Four Mass Extinctions, But Now,...
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Extreme Rains Could Impact Water Pollution
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Are Environmental NGOs Living up to Their Full...
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The Little Fire That Could
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How Do We Make Rare Earth Minerals Sustainable?
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Solar Power Is Clean and Cheap, But Still...
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Why Is Palm Oil So Controversial?
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How Light Pollution Affects Our Environment and Health
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Where’s Wally: Tales of a Missing Walrus
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Gypsy Moths Are Causing A Lot of Damage
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How Does America’s Corn Obsession Impact the Environment...
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Organic and Fair Trade Certifications: What Are the...
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Could Capturing Carbon Help Combat Climate Change?
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Could Nuclear Energy Be Part of a Carbon-Free...
The Sweaty Penguin - Page 3 of 16 - Sometimes, climate change IS a laughing matter
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Is “Emergency” the Right Framing for Southern California’s Water Shortage?
When climate change shows water availability in Southern CA is only getting worse, is calling it an “emergency” giving false hope of an end?
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Quiz: Can You Find the Ivory-Billed Woodpecker?
The U.S. declared the ivory-billed woodpecker extinct in 2021, but researchers claim it is still alive. Can you be the one to find it?
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Extreme Rains Could Impact Water Pollution
About 10 trillion gallons of untreated stormwater runoff, containing sewage, trash, and toxins, enters U.S. waterways from cities every year.
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Can the Environment Be a Unifier During Divisive Times?
Following the tumultuous 1960's, the U.S. passed a historic slate of landmark environmental laws. Could today's divided nation do the same?
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How Did Earth Day 2022 Compare to the First Earth Day?
52 years since the first celebration, as climate change becomes more and more serious, has Earth Day lost a bit of its charm?
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Climate Change Is Forcing Millions of People to Move
Climate migration disproportionately affects developing countries in the Global South, but is also increasingly prevalent in the U.S.
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Even the Most Dystopian Climate Activism Is Rooted in Hope
Scientists and activists seem to be living out the movie "Don't Look Up." Yet there is reason for optimism.
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Scientists Are Becoming Activists. That’s Not Normal.
Over 1,000 scientists in over 25 countries took part in climate protests last week, risking their careers and reputations in the process.
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Six Climate Lessons from the Sixth IPCC Report
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change summarized tens of thousands of academic papers on climate. Here's what you need to know.
