Science & Environment

One mountain lion’s 800-mile journey to the heart of Chicago offers a window into the Midwest’s changing ecology

For residents of Plaquemines Parish, regional unity is needed to solve a growing drinking water crisis

The Dugdown Mountain Corridor is coming together as one of Georgia’s—and the nation’s—most critical wild animal pathways.

“Dodge County, Inc.” exposes the brutal costs of Big Ag

Family farmers fear the Conservation Reserve Program, a steady source of income, could be eliminated

Novel anti-SLAPP laws could help uncover Dakota Access Pipeline secrets

Maine stepped up to protect its farmers. It’s time for Congress to protect farmers nationwide.

Rural comunities have been fighting for nearly two decades over large-scale solar and wind farms. A new law might turn down the temperature as the state seeks to reduce carbon emissions from generating electricity.

A renewable energy push is bringing millions of dollars to Michigan’s rural communities. But not everyone is pleased.

With its Loper Bright decision, the Supreme Court has crowned itself the final arbiter of the world’s largest economy.

BLM plans to raze 380,000 acres of pinyon-juniper forests vital to Nevada tribes

New group mobilizes citizens to protect Iowa’s “last island of ecological integrity”