Writing
A Battle Over California’s Public Records Law: Many people believe that public records laws are fundamental to democracy. But others say they’re being used to stifle public research.
Yes, that glass ceiling still exists in the environmental movement
A Coal Terminal in Oakland?
Judge Neil Gorsuch: Friend or Foe of the Environment?
Pushing for a Just Transition: Plains Tribes Versus Big Energy
In Death Valley, A Carpet of Colorful Life
Can California Finally Ditch Single-Use Plastic Bags?
Putting Her Life on the Line to Save a River from Illegal Gold Mining
Hanging On: The fur trade has been surprising hard to stamp out. But is the tide turning?
Losing Home: As rising waters eat away the land beneath their feet, many Native communities are turning into climate refugees.
Climate in the Courts: Will the new National Climate Assessment help plaintiffs suing the federal government?
In conversation with Alice Waters
Can Prisons Be Flipped for Good?
Brazil Spends Billions on “Green” World Cup, But Does Little to Protect Environmentalists
Head in the Trees
SeaWorld Faces Third Lawsuit in as Many Weeks Over Orca Captivity
America’s Toxic Prisons: The environmental injustices of mass incarceration.
Mobile Pantries Get Fresh Food to Where People Need It Most
Western Monarch Numbers Reach Worrisome New Low
In conversation with Xiuhtezcatl Martinez
LED Streetlights Save Energy, but Could Have Some Serious Side Effects
