How memory, civil rights, and environmental history are being quietly erased.

This week we explore how folks get lured into anti-science movements. Who is vulnerable? Are these groups cults? Why do certain ‘groupthink’ people act destructively toward the rest of the world?

There’s a lot going on to distract us from progress. But if you look through the noise, you’ll find encouraging patterns that no one can stop.

A staffing exodus at Olympic National Park has put salmon recovery efforts in jeopardy.

From orangutans to parrots, hellbenders, and a newly discovered Tanzanian grass, these species — and the threats they face — are sure to make headlines in the year ahead.

These expert opinions address opportunities to make a difference — and point out a few of our failures.

Proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act and park staffing cuts are putting the endangered coastal bird in danger.

Yet Trump and megacorporations are gambling with new nuclear reactors to supercharge artificial intelligence (and profits).

Many people are unaware of what life was like before major environmental laws. That makes it easier for corporate interests to push for harmful deregulation.

By suppressing dissent and stalling environmental protections, President Chaves is emulating Trump.