Editors' Picks

Ten years ago, I embedded in the war on coal. I spent a month inside the Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal campaign, watching an organization...

Climate displacement has become a defining feature of our present. Climate shocks now shape human (im)mobility, humanitarian crises, and political...

Subsidies have long been debated: criticized for distorting markets and harming the environment, yet embraced to build green industries, protect...

India surpassed China as the world’s most populous country in 2023, a demographic milestone that is both cause for optimism and concern....

Researchers found that galaxy frogs, a rare species belonging to the group of the “world’s most unique species at risk...

The breadth of the Trump Administration’s intervention in the arts has been torturous and staggering. Autocratic regimes have long shaped...

The unprecedented shift in human (im)mobility has seen over 120 million forced to flee their homes due to war, violence,...

There has been growing attention to the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch” by those who correctly recognize it as an environmental disaster....

Accelerating human and animal vaccine development against the myriad of zoonotic diseases has been a prime strategy contained within the modern One...

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) races ahead, its capacities and limitations are now being computed by those at the forefront of...

Last October, after six years of deliberation, the world adopted the Global Action Plan on Biodiversity and Health. The Plan...

The world finds itself in a cultural setting in which large swathes of democratic countries place their faith in faux salvific “strongmen,”...