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US Politicians and Oil Execs See Opportunity in Ukraine’s Crisis
Putin's mad gambit could further entrench fossil fuels.

Tom Philpott | March 3, 2022
Biden’s No. 2 Pick for Interior Has Troubling Energy Industry Ties
“This is a massive amount of conflict," notes one critic.

Chris D’Angelo | May 1, 2021
Delaware’s Sarah McBride Makes History as the Country’s First Openly Transgender State Senator
"I hope tonight shows an LGBTQ kid that our democracy is big enough for them, too."

Samantha Michaels | November 4, 2020
A Non-Exhaustive List of J.D. Vance’s Craziest Statements
The Ohio Senate candidate has come a long way since 2016.

Noah Y. Kim | May 3, 2022
The World Is On Fire, But There’s One Way Out
In her latest book, Naomi Klein makes the case for a Green New Deal.

Abigail Weinberg | October 9, 2019
Penguin Classics Launches “New Canon” of Environmental Literature
“This series feels like a collective expression of love and grief for the living world."

Alison Flood | August 29, 2021

Biden’s COVID Plan Is Simple. Trump Could Have Done It and Saved More Than 130,000 Lives.
The parallel universe where we actually had followed public health guidelines.

Kiera Butler | January 22, 2021
Activists’ Suicides Indicate a Wave of Climate “Doomerism”
"I get the despair people have, but the answer isn’t to do what they did."

Oliver Milman | May 22, 2022
Republicans Already Had a Chance to Address White Supremacy. They Failed.
"Could that be a hate hoax?"

Jeremy Schulman | August 12, 2019
Is Lab Meat About to Hit Your Dinner Plate?
Splashy headlines suggest it might be. But experts say it's still a “moonshot” away.

Tom Philpott | August 2, 2021
Why Progressive Activists Are Terrified of Andrew Yang
The left has won a string of impressive victories in New York. That streak could soon come to an end.

Pema Levy | May 19, 2021
A New Study Reveals Just How Toxic a Bee’s World Has Become
Here's what happened when farmers started using a new class of insecticides.

Tom Philpott | August 7, 2019
The Ageless and Arresting Climate Activism of Jane Fonda
“Well, God, if this old lady can do it, why aren’t I out there?”

Eve Andrews | March 22, 2021
How Tesla Is the Fake Meat of Cars
They both promised us that better consumer choices would spark change. They haven't.

Tom Philpott | June 10, 2022
It’s the Home Stretch in Iowa. But Where Are All the Candidates?
If you can’t see Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, ice cream and dogs will have to do.

Tim Murphy | January 31, 2020
A Complete Guide to the Impeachment Podcastpalooza
The revolution will absolutely be podcasted.

Molly Schwartz | November 14, 2019
Bernie Sanders’ Revolution Sputtered on Super Tuesday. His Supporters Think They Know Why.
“The establishment’s getting scared.”

Tim Murphy | March 4, 2020
Nature Is Bouncing Back During the Coronavirus Crisis—but for How Long?
"The drop in emissions is global and unprecedented."

Jonathan Watts | April 11, 2020
How a Former Transcendental Meditation Devotee Ended Up Funding America’s Wildest Right-Wing Spy Op
The saga of Gore-Tex heir Susan Gore is a parable of the dark turn the Republican Party has taken.

Tim Murphy | JULY+AUGUST 2022 ISSUE
The Evangelical Church’s Sex Shaming Meets a Fiery Reckoning in This New Memoir
"When you control what somebody thinks about when they're in their most intimate moments, you control the most vulnerable part of them."

Becca Andrews | September 21, 2018

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US Politicians and Oil Execs See Opportunity in Ukraine’s Crisis
Putin's mad gambit could further entrench fossil fuels.

Biden’s No. 2 Pick for Interior Has Troubling Energy Industry Ties
“This is a massive amount of conflict," notes one critic.

Delaware’s Sarah McBride Makes History as the Country’s First Openly Transgender State Senator
"I hope tonight shows an LGBTQ kid that our democracy is big enough for them, too."

A Non-Exhaustive List of J.D. Vance’s Craziest Statements
The Ohio Senate candidate has come a long way since 2016.

The World Is On Fire, But There’s One Way Out
In her latest book, Naomi Klein makes the case for a Green New Deal.

Penguin Classics Launches “New Canon” of Environmental Literature
“This series feels like a collective expression of love and grief for the living world."

Biden’s COVID Plan Is Simple. Trump Could Have Done It and Saved More Than 130,000 Lives.
The parallel universe where we actually had followed public health guidelines.

Activists’ Suicides Indicate a Wave of Climate “Doomerism”
"I get the despair people have, but the answer isn’t to do what they did."

Republicans Already Had a Chance to Address White Supremacy. They Failed.
"Could that be a hate hoax?"

Is Lab Meat About to Hit Your Dinner Plate?
Splashy headlines suggest it might be. But experts say it's still a “moonshot” away.

Why Progressive Activists Are Terrified of Andrew Yang
The left has won a string of impressive victories in New York. That streak could soon come to an end.

A New Study Reveals Just How Toxic a Bee’s World Has Become
Here's what happened when farmers started using a new class of insecticides.

The Ageless and Arresting Climate Activism of Jane Fonda
“Well, God, if this old lady can do it, why aren’t I out there?”

How Tesla Is the Fake Meat of Cars
They both promised us that better consumer choices would spark change. They haven't.

It’s the Home Stretch in Iowa. But Where Are All the Candidates?
If you can’t see Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, ice cream and dogs will have to do.

A Complete Guide to the Impeachment Podcastpalooza
The revolution will absolutely be podcasted.

Bernie Sanders’ Revolution Sputtered on Super Tuesday. His Supporters Think They Know Why.
“The establishment’s getting scared.”

Nature Is Bouncing Back During the Coronavirus Crisis—but for How Long?
"The drop in emissions is global and unprecedented."

How a Former Transcendental Meditation Devotee Ended Up Funding America’s Wildest Right-Wing Spy Op
The saga of Gore-Tex heir Susan Gore is a parable of the dark turn the Republican Party has taken.

The Evangelical Church’s Sex Shaming Meets a Fiery Reckoning in This New Memoir
"When you control what somebody thinks about when they're in their most intimate moments, you control the most vulnerable part of them."

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US Politicians and Oil Execs See Opportunity in Ukraine’s Crisis Putin's mad gambit could further entrench fossil fuels.

Biden’s No. 2 Pick for Interior Has Troubling Energy Industry Ties “This is a massive amount of conflict," notes one critic.

Delaware’s Sarah McBride Makes History as the Country’s First Openly Transgender State Senator "I hope tonight shows an LGBTQ kid that our democracy is big enough for them, too."

A Non-Exhaustive List of J.D. Vance’s Craziest Statements The Ohio Senate candidate has come a long way since 2016.

The World Is On Fire, But There’s One Way Out In her latest book, Naomi Klein makes the case for a Green New Deal.

Penguin Classics Launches “New Canon” of Environmental Literature “This series feels like a collective expression of love and grief for the living world."

Biden’s COVID Plan Is Simple. Trump Could Have Done It and Saved More Than 130,000 Lives. The parallel universe where we actually had followed public health guidelines.

Activists’ Suicides Indicate a Wave of Climate “Doomerism” "I get the despair people have, but the answer isn’t to do what they did."

Republicans Already Had a Chance to Address White Supremacy. They Failed. "Could that be a hate hoax?"

Is Lab Meat About to Hit Your Dinner Plate? Splashy headlines suggest it might be. But experts say it's still a “moonshot” away.

Why Progressive Activists Are Terrified of Andrew Yang The left has won a string of impressive victories in New York. That streak could soon come to an end.

A New Study Reveals Just How Toxic a Bee’s World Has Become Here's what happened when farmers started using a new class of insecticides.

The Ageless and Arresting Climate Activism of Jane Fonda “Well, God, if this old lady can do it, why aren’t I out there?”

How Tesla Is the Fake Meat of Cars They both promised us that better consumer choices would spark change. They haven't.

It’s the Home Stretch in Iowa. But Where Are All the Candidates? If you can’t see Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, ice cream and dogs will have to do.

A Complete Guide to the Impeachment Podcastpalooza The revolution will absolutely be podcasted.

Bernie Sanders’ Revolution Sputtered on Super Tuesday. His Supporters Think They Know Why. “The establishment’s getting scared.”

Nature Is Bouncing Back During the Coronavirus Crisis—but for How Long? "The drop in emissions is global and unprecedented."

How a Former Transcendental Meditation Devotee Ended Up Funding America’s Wildest Right-Wing Spy Op The saga of Gore-Tex heir Susan Gore is a parable of the dark turn the Republican Party has taken.

The Evangelical Church’s Sex Shaming Meets a Fiery Reckoning in This New Memoir "When you control what somebody thinks about when they're in their most intimate moments, you control the most vulnerable part of them."