Featured Stories
The Boston Globe | Gold mining in California is often romanticized as a brief and technologically simple story. But it left a devastating environmental legacy that the state is still trying to clean up.
Undark | The state’s wolf population is determined by political volleying, with each side of the debate seeking easy answers.
Earther | Almost 175 years after the Gold Rush began, Californians are left holding the bag for thousands of abandoned mines.
Earth Island Journal | Kabir Peay uses genetic sequencing tools to map the ‘grossly understudied’ world of fungal interactions.
Grist | New Orleans is in the midst of a green infrastructure revolution, and in smaller neighborhoods, residents are leading the way, block by block.
Inside Climate News | A new study on flood-borne illnesses shows the growing health risks and disproportionate burdens of climate change.
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The Struggle to Balance Safety and Public Access at California’s Abandoned Mines for Earth Island Journal
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Finding Meaning in Wastelands: Review of Natura Urbana for Earth Island Journal
Beauty of Power: Review of Power in the Wild for Earth Island Journal
Study illuminates trade-off between complex words and complex sentences for MIT News
California's new law preventing cruelty to farm animals triggers protests from U.S. meat producers for Inside Climate News
Podcast - Noise Pollution and Protected Areas on SoundCloud
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Hydrogen concentrations soared during the 20th Century; Industrial leakage may be to blame on Scope
Resilient engineering in a post-Harvey Houston: The SSPEED Annual Conference for Carolina Angles
Equity and adaptation in a changing climate: The UNC Climate Change Resilience Symposium for Carolina Angles
That’s not how climate works! Extreme weather and climate misinformation for Carolina Angles
Climate change is reshaping U.S. national parks for Carolina Angles