How one Family Lost the Farm to a Failed Pipeline Project
The Hollerans said they didn’t want the pipeline on their land, and thought that was the end of it.
They were wrong.
Podcasts
The Red State Paradox
Who are the people who gave Trump their votes? And where does their vision for the environment come from?
America Voted. How did the Environment Fare?
The midterm election results are (mostly) in. And what that means for the environment is a mixed bag.
Environmentalists Could Change Election Outcomes. They Just Need to Vote.
In the 2014 midterm election, more than 15 million environmentalists --all registered voters-- didn't show up. Will they this time?
Inside the Industry Takeover at EPA
From our podcast, Trump on Earth, we hear from New York Times reporter Eric Lipton about the deep ties between the Trump Administration, polluting industries and top agency officials.
Global Warming: How Bad Can It Be?
From our Trump on Earth podcast, we ask whether a reckoning with some of the horrifying possibilities of climate change moves people to action or complacency?
Why the Trump Resistance Keeps Winning in Court
Critics say the Trump administration has dismantled protections while ignoring the rule of law. In many cases, the courts have agreed.
Building Infrastructure in the Age of Climate Change
Will our critical infrastructure be able to withstand the worst impacts of climate change?
Faith in the People’s Climate Movement
One of the leaders of the People's Climate Movement explains why climate change has become a top priority for people of faith.
Many Republicans Don’t Believe in Climate Change. Or Do They?
There's a growing group of conservatives on Capitol Hill who accept that climate change is caused by us and promote ‘free market’ solutions to the problem.
