Environment

Could Trump’s Global Warming Hoax Explain the Cost-of-Living Paradox?

Challis BLM Attacks the Burnt Creek Wilderness Study Area

Alliance for the Wild Rockies Persists in Fight to Protect Grizzly Bears in Idaho

How Federal Spending on Climate Change Before 2024 Election Boosted Incumbents of Both Parties

El Niño is Threatening California’s Fragile Coast Again

Climate Change’s Terrifying Gordian Knot

Antarctica’s Ice Loss is Locked In, and Extra Snowfall Won’t Save It – That’s Bad News for Low‑Lying Coastal Areas Elsewhere

We Saved Yellowstone’s Wolves. Why Are We Still Killing Them?

The Continuing High-Stakes Battle Over Corporate Climate Liability

300 Glaciers Have Disappeared From the American West Since the Mid‑20th Century, the Survivors Have a Few Things in Common

How Western Philosophy Shaped Our Relationship With Animals

Why Capitalism Won’t Save the Climate

Sacred Sacrifice Zones in the Native Lands of the Southwest

Ken Sleight, the Original Monkeywrencher

Earth Flunks 2026 Physical Exam

Animal Liberationists in the Movies

CNN Article Predicts Dire Consequences Resulting From Wildfire Lacks Perspective

3 Iconic Animals Show the Value of the US Endangered Species Act and the Harm in Stripping it Away

Managing Oil’s Decline: The Coming Petrostate Reckoning 

Trump’s USDA Gambles America’s Forests on a Defective GMO Chestnut Tree

Nature’s Deadly Missiles

A Pilgrim’s Passing: Annie Dillard and the Meaning of Life

Could A Michigan Nuclear Plant Failure Become The Midterms’ October Surprise

Resisting Annihilation: Reviewing “The Exterminating Empire”

Killing the Planet to Save It

Elites Have No Plan for Climate Collapse

EPA’s Power Plant Pollution Rollback Threatens Public Health and Safety

Roadless Areas are Great, But We Can Protect Them Better

Annie Dillard Brought Poetry Into Prose, Pioneering a Mystical Form of Creative Nonfiction That Critics Both Admired and Misunderstood

Could DSA’s Model Help Animals?

AI Alarmism:  Sound and Fury Signifying What?

Under the Stars in Old New Mexico: the Growing Resistance to Uranium Mining

When an Apology Doubles Down on a Lie: Christie Whitman and 9/11

Up-Close: The World’s Most Terrifying Glacier

Twenty-Five Years After 9/11, Toxic Dust and PTSD May be Accelerating Brain Aging Among First Responders