Hilcorp: Putting Lives in Danger
Owner Jeffery Hildebrand’s emphasis on cost-cutting collides with Alaska regulators.
Owner Jeffery Hildebrand’s emphasis on cost-cutting collides with Alaska regulators.
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Hilcorp Runs Aground
Cook Inlet pipeline ruptures expose fractures in billionaire Jeffery Hildebrand’s Hilcorp Energy companies.
Cook Inlet pipeline ruptures expose fractures in billionaire Jeffery Hildebrand’s Hilcorp Energy companies.
Drawdown: 100 Powerful (and Sometimes Surprising) Solutions to Global Warming
Wind and solar are key, but so are family planning and plant-based diets.
Wind and solar are key, but so are family planning and plant-based diets.
Climate Change is (Not) for the Birds
A new study of North American songbirds reveals an ecosystem falling out of balance.
A new study of North American songbirds reveals an ecosystem falling out of balance.
Trump’s Border Wall Could Impact an Astonishing 10,000 Species
Many species could go extinct if the border wall is built, experts warn.
Many species could go extinct if the border wall is built, experts warn.
GreenLatinos: Working Locally, Connecting Nationally
In the age of Trump, local activism matters, says GreenLatinos president Mark Magaña.
In the age of Trump, local activism matters, says GreenLatinos president Mark Magaña.
Whooping Cranes Could Be Wiped Out by Climate Change
A conservation success story faces a new threat that could undo the heroic efforts of the past.
A conservation success story faces a new threat that could undo the heroic efforts of the past.
Diesel is 50% Dirtier (and Deadlier) than Expected
Government emissions tests have drastically underestimated the pollution created by diesel trucks, cars and other vehicles, according to a study
Government emissions tests have drastically underestimated the pollution created by diesel trucks, cars and other vehicles, according to a study
Plastic Pollution: From Ship to Shore
When a 60,000-pound shipping container falls into the ocean, its plastic contents can end up on the world’s beaches — and in its fish.
When a 60,000-pound shipping container falls into the ocean, its plastic contents can end up on the world’s beaches — and in its fish.