Out of Our Depth
by OLIVIA GRUBISICH
The consequences of deep-sea mining could be catastrophic for ocean ecosystems.
Mosquitoes Suck
by LUCCA AMMANN
In the face of deforestation and climate change, these pests pose a greater threat than ever.
The Unreliable Bestiary
by ERIN MINOR
A Q&A with Deke Weaver and Jennifer Allen, whose latest eco-production, “CETACEAN,” drew thousands.
The Steak Holder’s Dilemma
by GABE LAREAU
For many of us, giving up meat totally is hard — but even a small reduction can have major impacts.
Return to the Galápagos
by JENNA SCHAEFER
A tour of the island paradise which faces the twin threats of overtourism and water stress.
Nature is the Best School
by RACHEL WEINGART
In this post-Covid moment, outdoor learning promotes child health — and the planet’s.
The ABCs of Climate Change
by MATT TROHER
Most Illinois kids learn little about climate in school. Some teachers are trying to change that.
Smoke Signals
by ERIN MINOR
Wildfires are engulfing our Western forests. One tree stands tall amid the devastation.
A Song to the Dragonfly
by HELEN ANIL
Rising seas threaten an Indian community’s traditions. It will be up to the next generation to preserve what remains.
Not Waving, Drowning
by LEVI BECKETT
Extreme weather events disproportionately impact the poor. But no one is immune to a super typhoon.
Blind Me with (Citizen) Science
by ABBY CULLOTON
Anyone can be a scientist — and by making science more accessible, we are inspiring communities.
Waste Not, Want Not
by SAKSHI VAYA
Food waste is epidemic — even as food insecurity is on the rise. Surely, a solution is possible?
Let the Sun Shine In
by GABE LAREAU
Her research tackles climate change and inequity but, for Professor Esther Ngumbi, science is a joy.