Is the ‘Legacy’ Carbon Credit Market a Climate Plus or Just Hype?

By Fred Pearce

On U.S. East Coast, Has Offshore Wind’s Moment Finally Arrived?

By Jon Hurdle

Analysis

Why Drilling the Arctic Refuge Will Release a Double Dose of Carbon

By Oswald Schmitz

On U.S. Public Lands, Can Biden Undo What Trump Has Wrought?

By Jim Robbins

Forest Defenders: A Panamanian Tribe Regains Control of Its Lands

By Fred Pearce

Opinion

How Biden Can Put the U.S. on a Path to Carbon-Free Electricity

By Michael Gerrard

As South Africa Clings to Coal, A Struggle for the Right to Breathe

By Chloe Williams

At Sea and in Court, the Fight to Save Right Whales Intensifies

By Rene Ebersole

OPINION

Learning How to Talk: What Climate Activists Must Do in the Biden Era

By Bill McKibben

With Justice Barrett, a Tectonic Court Shift on the Environment

By Beth Gardiner

Will Putting Honey Bees on Public Lands Threaten Native Bees?

By Jennifer Oldham

E360 Video Contest

Inside the Uphill Fight for Clean Water in California’s Central Valley

Analysis

How Overreach by Trump Administration Derailed Big Pipeline Projects

By Jonathan Mingle

In Pandemic Recovery Efforts, Polluting Industries Are Winning Big

By Beth Gardiner

Opinion

How Global Regulators Are Selling Out the World’s Largest Tuna

By Jennifer Telesca

Opinion

Building Back Better: Why Europe Must Lead a Global Green Recovery

By David G. Victor

Interview

Connecting the Dots Between Environmental Injustice and the Coronavirus

By Katherine Bagley

Opinion

How the Laws That Earth Day Inspired Have Benefited Us All

By Richard Conniff

Analysis

After the Coronavirus, Two Sharply Divergent Paths on Climate

By Fred Pearce

Coronavirus Holds Key Lessons on How to Fight Climate Change

By Beth Gardiner

Analysis

As Investors and Insurers Back Away, the Economics of Coal Turn Toxic

By Fred Pearce