Science & Environment
Montana Youths Win Landmark Climate Case. How Will It Shape Energy Policy in the State?
In the first legal opinion of its kind, a judge ruled in favor of a constitutional right to a healthful environment.
Appalachian Trout Struggle To Survive Climate Change
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians fear their tribal fisheries are under threat
Rural Idaho County Thrives with Free Bus Service
While rural public transportation can be scarce, Bonner County has found a solution
Cherokee Push for Dam Removal to Restore Fish Populations
A victory for wildlife on North Carolina's Oconaluftee River
Extreme Drought Threatens Farmers’ Livelihoods and Rural Economy
The signs of a changing climate harbinger hard times for agricultural communiities in the Great Plains and the Midwest
Three Ways to Stop the Pollution of Iowa’s Water
A University of Iowa researcher has a solution to the decades-long degradation of the state's water quality
Uprooting Invasive Plants Across America
The Weed Wrangle movement invites people to pull together.
Canadian ‘Super Pigs’ Threaten Minnesota. How Will the State Respond?
Experts say once a feral swine population is established, it’s nearly impossible to remove.
Rural Women Are Leading the Conversation on Climate Justice
An interview with Mallory McDuff, author of Love Your Mother: 50 States, 50 Stories, and 50 Women United for Climate Justice
Five Myths About Wild Horses in the West
Despite Bureau of Land Management claims, wild horses do not damage the ecosystems of the American West
Five Native Groups Have Established Rights of Nature
"For Ho-Chunk, rights of nature has always been around.”
The Black Snake Threatens Turtle Island
When I moved to the Great Lakes, I did not know a pipeline threatened my ancestral homeland
