John Muir explored Alaska during the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. During those years he discovered many secrets of the glaciers in Alaska.
How our natural instinct to stay in step with others is interfering with our ability to address the effects of climate change.
A journalist’s account of the dark side of the oil boom in Williston, North Dakota.
A Japanese study shows that an increase of female births could be directly correlated with extreme rise in temperatures and extreme stress.
From the mid-sixties to present day, the depletion of the Ogallala Aquifer has had a noticable impact on Kansas’ High Plains.
Only mass movements and collective action can save us from the effects of climate change.
A personal tale of poisoning in a former copper mining town.
The People's Climate March is designed to serve as a loud and pointed reminder to our leaders that the next great movement of the planet’s citizens centers on our survival and their pathetic inaction.
