How Preserving Agave Could Help Save an Endangered Bat

By Janet Marinelli

Amid Pandemic, Tribal-Run Conservation in Africa Proves Resilient

By Fred Pearce

Across the Boreal Forest, Scientists Are Tracking Warming’s Toll

By Ed Struzik

OPINION

Protecting Earth: If ‘Nature Needs Half,’ What Do People Need?

By Carl Safina

ANALYSIS

Glasgow Disappointed, But It Inched the World Forward on Climate

By Fred Pearce

Major UN Climate Pact Is Reached, But Deal Does Not Put World on Target

Why Climate Change Could Put New Conservation Areas in Jeopardy

By Zach St. George

Opinion

As Warming and Drought Increase, A New Case for Ending Big Dams

By Jacques Leslie

Finding Bright Spots in the Global Coral Reef Catastrophe

By Nicola Jones

Opinion

Why the World’s Rich Nations Must Pay for Climate Damage

By Bill McKibben

At Climate Summit, Can the World Move from Talk to Action?

By Fred Pearce

Ozone Pollution: An Insidious and Growing Threat to Biodiversity

By Jim Robbins

On the Klamath, Dam Removal May Come Too Late to Save the Salmon

By Jacques Leslie

Photo Essay

As Italy’s Glaciers Recede, a Stunning World of Ice Is Being Lost

Interview

They Knew: How the U.S. Government Helped Cause the Climate Crisis

How Adding Rock Dust to Soil Could Help Get Carbon into the Ground

By Susan Cosier

Once a Rich Desert River, the Gila Struggles to Keep Flowing

By Jim Robbins / Photography by Ted Wood

Opinion

The Time Has Come to Rein In the Global Scourge of Palm Oil

By Jocelyn C. Zuckerman

Net-Zero Emissions: Winning Strategy or Destined for Failure?

By Fred Pearce

Interview

Amid Danger Signs, A Global Energy Leader Finds Reason for Hope

By Fen Montaigne

Cities Confront Climate Challenge: How to Move from Gas to Electricity?

By Jonathan Mingle