It won’t help your relationship, and it’s bad for the planet.

Colorado River drought and water supply issues could soon affect 12 percent of Americans.

Not all islands are sinking. We can fight global warming while acknowledging the wonder of the natural world.

American agriculture is in crisis.

This race is about the individual versus the community. And it’s a harbinger of the hard climate choices to come.

Meat consumption is the third rail in climate politics. But no amount of ingenuity is going to make feedlots good for the environment.

Canyon de Chelly, part of Navajo Nation lands in Arizona, has been suffering from worsening droughts.

In Florida, scientists want to kill it. In Southeast Asia, they want to save it. And they’re working together.

Hurricane Irma radically changed how Lynda and Tom Ciano think about global warming.

Carol Duncan’s father almost died in Australia’s fires. Now, she's angry at the government—and has quit her job to focus full-time on relief work.

A tale from the front lines of the Oregon wildfires

Anjali Ponni Rajkumar saw her government fail. And she saw the stark divide between rich and poor.

Ronnie Scott lost his wife and neighbors in 2016’s deadly flash floods. Now he urges others to take environmental issues seriously.

Like Katrina before it, Hurricane Laura has exposed disturbing inequalities—and the rest of the nation’s fundamental indifference.

Narrowly focusing on greenhouse gas emissions isn’t enough.

Screens are windows but barriers too. Break away to the reality outside.

After Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, Glorynel Ojeda Matos moved her family to Arizona and began a Ph.D. in sustainability studies.

Dave Mackey was trapped in his home on Grand Bahama island when Hurricane Dorian struck. He knows it won’t be long before the next storm.

KerryAnn Laufer lost her home in 2019’s Kincade Fire. Here's what she learned.

What interviews with flood, wildfire, and drought survivors can teach us about how to live amid the threat of climate change