Environment

Supreme Court Limits Federal Power Over Wetlands, Boosts Property Rights Over Clean Water

It’s the second decision in as many years in which a conservative majority of the court narrowed the reach of environmental regulations.
By Mark Sherrman and Jessica Gresko, AP

Are You 'Wish-Cycling'? Turns Out You May Be Recycling All Wrong.

Don't confuse what you can reuse with what you can recycle.
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Mexico's Popocatepetl Volcano Rumbles To Life Again

The volcano is 45 miles southeast of Mexico City, but looms much closer to the eastern fringes of the metropolitan area of 22 million people.
By María Verza, AP

The Environmental Dangers Of Outdoor Grilling And Easy Swaps To Make It Safer

If you grill with charcoal, you especially need to listen up.
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Your Hotel Stay May Be Bad For The Environment. Here Are 8 Ways To Fix That.

These small hacks can make your trip more sustainable — and enjoyable.
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Synthetic Diamonds Are Wildly Cheaper Than Natural Ones. So What's The Catch?

Mined and synthetic diamonds differ greatly when it comes to price — and synthetic diamonds might not be as sustainable as you thought.
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You’re Going To Have To Teach Your Kids About Climate Change. Here’s How.

You want to be honest with children about environmental challenges like climate change – but also leave them room for hope. Here are some ways to strike a balance.
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Evacuations Ordered In Eastern Indiana As Burning Plastics Facility Billows Toxic Fumes

Smoke and ash will be in the air for days as firefighters work to put out flames at the Richmond building, described as packed "from floor to ceiling" with plastic.
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The Part Of Indigenous Land Protection We Don't Talk About Enough

As Indigenous people, we are expected to educate our white counterparts — and it takes a mental toll.
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16 Places Where You Can See Cherry Blossoms In The U.S.

Washington, D.C. isn't the only destination for those hoping to see these pink beauties bloom.
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