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Toxic “Forever Chemicals” Came Between This Farmer, His Cows, and the Air Force
Toxic “Forever Chemicals” Came Between This Farmer, His Cows, and the Air Force
Toxic “Forever Chemicals” Came Between This Farmer, His Cows, and the Air Force
The PFAS-laden firefighting foam used in training exercises at military bases easily slips into groundwater supplies, tainting everything around it.
onEarth Magazine
How to Stop a Highway
Toxic “Forever Chemicals” Came Between This Farmer, His Cows, and the Air Force
Toxic “Forever Chemicals” Came Between This Farmer, His Cows, and the Air Force
Houston activists fuel a growing movement to increasingly center environmental justice in infrastructure and protect urban neighborhoods from endlessly expanding road projects.
onEarth Magazine
The Mysteries of the Sands
Toxic “Forever Chemicals” Came Between This Farmer, His Cows, and the Air Force
After the Local Coal Mine Shuts Down, These Navajo and Hopi Communities Seek a Just Transition
White Sands National Monument is more than a great place to play. Among its shifting dunes, scientists are unearthing an ancient history teeming with mammoths, dire wolves, and sloths.
New Mexico Magazine
After the Local Coal Mine Shuts Down, These Navajo and Hopi Communities Seek a Just Transition
After the Local Coal Mine Shuts Down, These Navajo and Hopi Communities Seek a Just Transition
After the Local Coal Mine Shuts Down, These Navajo and Hopi Communities Seek a Just Transition
A year after the Kayenta Mine was closed, both the energy company behind it and the federal government overseeing it have done little to restore the lands they’ve trampled.
onEarth Magazine
Is the Free Ride Over for America’s Mines?
After the Local Coal Mine Shuts Down, These Navajo and Hopi Communities Seek a Just Transition
New Mexico Has a Methane Cloud Visible by Satellite. It Also Has Bold Climate Plans.?
A federal judge in an Arizona case upends long-abused law, sparing a beautiful valley and improving protections for public lands.
The Progressive Magazine
New Mexico Has a Methane Cloud Visible by Satellite. It Also Has Bold Climate Plans.?
After the Local Coal Mine Shuts Down, These Navajo and Hopi Communities Seek a Just Transition
New Mexico Has a Methane Cloud Visible by Satellite. It Also Has Bold Climate Plans.?
As greenhouse gasses fill the sky, a progressive governor and worried residents take on oil and gas—the state’s most powerful industry.
onEarth Magazine