4/22/22Make Earth Day Great AgainIt's time to take the holiday back from fossil fuel companies and social media marketing teams.
4/22/22Vintage Earth Day TV Ads, RankedThere's nothing like a 1980s Earth Day commercial to make you realize how far we haven't come.
4/21/22Heidi Montag, Eco-TrollThe reality TV star promoted a new line of single-use jeans as part of a clever anti-plastics campaign.
4/20/22A 1,000-Year-Old Irrigation System in Spain Is Getting a New LifeResearchers are working to restore centuries-old canals so they can once again bring water to crops in the arid…
4/19/22The Country's Most Endangered River Is Hitting New LowsThe Colorado River is #1 of the nation's top 10 endangered rivers as climate change exacerbates its overburdening.
4/19/22Puerto Ricans Are Protesting to Protect Their BeachesIsland residents say wealthy newcomers are threating wildlife and making it harder to access public shores.
4/18/22Caribbean Sea Urchins Are Mysteriously Dying in DrovesThe last time something like this happened, it was the 1980s.
4/15/22'It’s Not Political to Tell the Truth': Scientists Arrested Over Climate ProtestsResearchers in 25 countries are engaging in civil disobedience to demand action against environmental disaster.
4/13/22Chile Moves to Restrict Water After More Than a Decade of Drought"We have to prepare for there to not be enough water for everyone who lives here."
4/12/22Look at This Stretch of Amazon Rainforest Cleared in a YearVast areas of rainforest are being lost each year, and new satellite images show how that looks in just one area of…
4/12/22New York May Crack Down on Crypto MiningA bill pending in the New York State Assembly could ban new cryptocurrency mining operations in the state’s…
4/11/22'Cancer Alley' Residents Accuse Louisiana of Racial Discrimination in EPA Pollution ComplaintsBoth St. John the Baptist Parish and St. James, both predominantly Black and low-income, have faced sky-high cancer…
4/8/22Picturesque Italian Lake Suddenly Turns Blood RedLago d'Averno has transformed in just month. Scientists say an algal bloom is to blame.
4/7/22Supreme Court Kneecaps States' Power to Enforce Clean Water ActThe ruling was passed without an opinion clarifying the court's decision.
4/5/22California's in for Summer Water Shortages After Officials Find Just 2.5 Inches of SnowpackThe end-of-winter snowpack at Phillips Station should be 5 feet deep.
4/2/22Nature Wasn't HealingThe emboldened wildlife and low emissions during initial lockdowns didn't last long.
3/31/22The Oldest Mummies in the World Are Rotting and Sprouting MoldClimate change is threatening the preservation of the mummies in Chile's Atacama Desert, which is supposed to be one…
3/29/22'I Should Be Able to Go Outside': Why a Utah Teen Is Suing Over Polluted AirYoung activists are suing the state of Utah over its support for fossil fuels, which they say is unconstitutional.
3/25/22Australia's Great Barrier Reef Is Suffering Yet Another Mass BleachingThis is the fourth major bleaching event in six years.
3/24/22The UN Is Building a Global Early Warning System for Extreme WeatherAn alert about an incoming disaster can mean the difference between life and death.