Millions more people vulnerable to flooding in next decade, study shows | Flooding
From Germany to New York City, this summer has demonstrated the destructive force of floods. Now, a new study shows that many more
The ‘queen of vegan cheese’ wants to change the dairy industry | Veganism
Miyoko Schinner calls herself “the queen of vegan cheese”. The chef, activist and author wrote the 2012 book Artisan Vegan Cheese, which taught
Oil industry is blocking climate action | Letters
Oil and Gas UK is claiming that the sector is a “major asset” in the push to reduce carbon emissions (Letters, 2 August).
The Exodus of Expertise Under Trump
Former President Donald J. Trump’s contempt for climate science continues to reverberate, six months into the Biden administration. Mr. Trump’s political appointees undermined
Electric vehicles have a rich past – and a richer future | Letters
Your long read had some interesting facts (The lost history of the electric car – and what it tells us about the future
Our leaders look climate change in the eyes, and shrug | Hamilton Nolan
If you have cultivated an Edgar Allen Poe-like appreciation for the macabre, there is a certain sort of amusement to be had in
Democrats Seek $500 Billion in Climate Damages From Big Polluting Companies
WASHINGTON — Democrats in Congress want to tax Exxon, Chevron and a handful of other major oil and gas companies, saying the biggest
Opinion | How Liberalism Can Succeed
Mr. Nader and his allies were right about the dangers of a government captured by industry and labor and unchecked from the outside.
Southwest Wildfires Endanger Saguaros – The New York Times
ORO VALLEY, Ariz. — It began with a flash of lightning, the fire that swept across the rugged Santa Catalina Mountains on Tucson’s
Nothin to be gained by policin speakin | Letters
When I taught a lunchtime literature class for overseas students, I sometimes turned to your country diary as a model of good prose