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How to make people want to read about climate change

Pulitzer winner Elizabeth Kolbert’s new book is a master class in writing about the natural world.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen · November 4, 2025
Guardian

One year after a historic dam removal, teens inspire river restoration worldwide: ‘It turns out you can win’

The Klamath River began rebounding almost immediately. Now, Indigenous youth are leading the next chapter of the recovery, inspiring tribes from Brazil to China

Gabrielle Canon · November 1, 2025
Grist

How Hurricane Melissa got so dangerous so fast

“The role climate change has played in making Hurricane Melissa incredibly dangerous is undeniable."

Matt Simon · October 28, 2025
YaleEnvironment360

Facing a hostile administration, U.S. offshore wind is in retreat

Most East Coast projects are doomed.

Andrew S. Lewis · October 26, 2025

High Country News

Want fluoride in your water? Too bad.

Across the West, local lawmakers are ignoring residents and yanking the chemical.

Leah Sottile · October 24, 2025
Canary Media

Trump claims ‘wind mills’ kill whales but quietly torpedoes the science

The Interior Department defunds two vital research programs that track North Atlantic right whales near active offshore wind construction sites.

Clare Fieseler · October 23, 2025
Vox.com

To save Madagascar’s one-of-a-kind ecosystems, you have to feed the people first

Poverty and unrest have wrought devastating consequences in a nation known for biodiversity.

Benji Jones · October 21, 2025
High Country News

More than 2,000 jobs could be cut at Interior during shutdown

Research, wildlife and conservation are in the crosshairs.

Shaun Griswold · October 20, 2025

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After years of war, Gaza faces an environmental crisis ‘above imagination’

A new report by scientists in Israel details the emerging environmental crisis in Palestine.

Sophie Hurwitz · October 17, 2025
Inside Climate News

Coal miners and advocates plead with Trump to enforce black lung rule

In a rally outside the U.S. Department of Labor, miners and their advocates stressed the need to limit silica exposure and protect workers from irreversible health impacts.

Aidan Hughes · October 14, 2025
Inside Climate News

Scientists find evidence that a Pennsylvania town’s water was contaminated by fracking

Three years after noticing discoloration and odors in their wells, residents in New Freeport are still fighting for clean water.

Kiley Bense · October 9, 2025
Guardian

‘Planetary health diet’ could save 40,000 deaths a day, landmark report finds

Diet allows modest meat consumption and would also slash food-related climate emissions by half, says report by 70 leading experts from 35 countries

Damian Carrington · October 6, 2025