An Increasingly Urbanized Latin America Turns to Electric Buses

By Maria Gallucci

E360 Video Contest Winner

Seldom Seen: A Poignant Look Back at Glen Canyon Before the Dam

E360 Video Contest Winner — Third Place

In Drought-Prone India, a Hard-Pressed Village Struggles to Survive

Interview

How a Mongolian Activist Is Helping Snow Leopards and Herders Coexist

By Fred Pearce

Could Renewable Natural Gas Be the Next Big Thing in Green Energy?

By Jonathan Mingle

In an Era of Extreme Weather, Concerns Grow Over Dam Safety

By Jacques Leslie

China Wrestles with the Toxic Aftermath of Rare Earth Mining

By Michael Standaert

Opinion

Despite Industry Pleas, White House Halts Progress on Fuel Economy

By John DeCicco

Interview

Tackling Climate Change? Governor Jay Inslee Has a Plan for That

By Elizabeth Kolbert

For a Texas Ranching Family, Toxic Coal Ash Pollution Hits Home

By Tatiana Schlossberg

Interview

Why Low-Income Households Need to Be Part of the Clean Energy Revolution

By Katherine Bagley

Interview

Why Bill McKibben Sees Rays of Hope in a Grim Climate Picture

By Elizabeth Kolbert

How Kenya’s Push for Development Is Threatening Its Famed Wild Lands

By Adam Welz

Energy Equity: Bringing Solar Power to Low-Income Communities

By Maria Gallucci

From Canadian Coal Mines, Toxic Pollution That Knows No Borders

By Chloe Williams

A Fracking-Driven Industrial Boom Renews Pollution Concerns in Pittsburgh

By Nick Cunningham

In Germany, Consumers Embrace a Shift to Home Batteries

By Paul Hockenos

Interview

Facing Pushback, Markey Makes the Case for the Green New Deal

By Elizabeth Kolbert

CRISIS ON THE COLORADO: PART V

Restoring the Colorado: Bringing New Life to a Stressed River

By Jim Robbins / Photography by Ted Wood

Crisis on the Colorado: Part II

On the Water-Starved Colorado River, Drought Is the New Normal

By Jim Robbins / Photography by Ted Wood

Opinion

A Highway Megaproject Tears at the Heart of New Guinea’s Rainforest

By William Laurance