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Where Does “Where the Crawdads Sing” Come From?

Where Does “Where the Crawdads Sing” Come From?

By Zachary Hagen-Smith on May 3, 2022

——— History of Things ——— Any decent murder mystery should begin with a dead body in the woods. That’s how this one starts. In 1994, park scouts…

CA Isn’t Ready to Close Its Last Nuclear Power Plant— But It Can’t Stay Open

CA Isn’t Ready to Close Its Last Nuclear Power Plant— But It Can’t Stay Open

By Ishan Shah on April 18, 2022

Guatemalan Maya Take the Country to Court

Guatemalan Maya Take the Country to Court

By Kit Beyer on April 13, 2022

What Lead’s Rise and Fall Can Teach Us About Microplastic Pollution

What Lead’s Rise and Fall Can Teach Us About Microplastic Pollution

By Sofia Sarmiento on March 17, 2022

The Earth is Begging for a Carbon Border Tax

The Earth is Begging for a Carbon Border Tax

By Alisha Dalvi on March 3, 2022

What Debt-for-Nature Could Mean For Developing Countries

What Debt-for-Nature Could Mean For Developing Countries

By Andy Beyer on January 18, 2022

Climate Change Fatalism: The Nail in the Coffin for a Dying Planet

Climate Change Fatalism: The Nail in the Coffin for a Dying Planet

By Sofia Sarmiento on January 11, 2022

Sarah Edwards and Beyond: Building Cities That Are Safer For Women

Sarah Edwards and Beyond: Building Cities That Are Safer For Women

By Shivani Ekkanath on August 7, 2021

The Lasting Harms of Toxic Exposure in Native American Communities

The Lasting Harms of Toxic Exposure in Native American Communities

By Sanjana Manjeshwar on July 10, 2021

Weathering the Storm: How California Needs to Adapt to Sea Level Rise

Weathering the Storm: How California Needs to Adapt to Sea Level Rise

By Erika Hsu on May 11, 2021

GreenWashing: On How Neo-Liberal Capitalism Persists Amid The Climate Crisis

GreenWashing: On How Neo-Liberal Capitalism Persists Amid The Climate Crisis

By Shivani Ekkanath on March 16, 2021