>"How did the planet replace the nation-state to become the prime political object of the 21st century?"

>"Evolution is extraordinarily creative in the wake of a cataclysm. How does life keep steadily ticking over in between?"

>"The most protected place on Earth has become one of the most threatened – and threatening. Can its problems be solved?"

>"The election spotlights the risks faced by climate-skeptic politicians."

>"The window for congressional action on climate is closing — potentially for quite a while."

"How do you forge a relationship to a past that considered future generations expendable?"

>"If we manage to find intelligent life somewhere in the cosmos, then, strange as it may be, at least it will provide evidence that we are not alone in bearing the burden of _...Read More_

>"The artist offers a “phantom glimpse” of the city’s lost wetland system"

>"The conversation about climate change mitigation needs to shift from simply reducing carbon emissions to ensuring that developing nations can take part in a diversified green economy."

>"As a post-apocalyptic space, Bombay Beach may be a preview of what lies ahead in the climate crisis. But it also shows us what could go right in a disaster-ridden world."

>"Johann Hari presents “the attention crisis” as a productivity problem. Also, we’re too distracted to stop climate change."

>"For Midwesterners, winter has long been a point of pride. Now, climate change is playing havoc with traditions."

As the natural world changes, conservationists and scientists are changing their approach to saving _...Read More_

>"To block the construction of a railway that could destroy ancient forests, climate activists in the U.K. have begun digging tunnels in its way, and living underground for weeks."

"A Lead Author of the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report, Paul N. Edwards, talks about knowledge infrastructures and geoengineering, as well as policy and visual aspects _...Read More_