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Recent Articles
Flipping the switch: A clean energy future for Brayton Point? (Part II)
With the retirement of the Brayton Point coal plant, can this former coal town redefine itself as an offshore wind energy hub?
Flipping the switch: A coal plant retirement and a community’s response (Part I)
With the retirement of the Brayton Point coal plant, can this former coal town redefine itself as an offshore wind energy hub?
The Valley of Uncertainty
An indigenous people dislocated by conservation and development in Southwest China.
Urban Farm-Fed Cities: Lessons from Cuba’s Organopónicos
An intimate portrait of urban farms in Cuba explores the implications for sustainable agriculture and food access for urban communities.
Retreat, and a Voice for Wilderness
What to do about the problem of access? The environmental concerns of the Adirondacks are global concerns.
The Other Side: Butterflies and the Border Wall
Exploring the natural beauty and diversity of the Rio Grande Valley, Elizabeth Garcia reflects on what we tear down when a wall is built.
What is Lost and Found on the Fraser River
Through mud-caked and marsh-soaked lenses, a photojournalism team reveals the inseparable link between the survival of a fish and the future of a city.
Women of the Wildlands
On the frontlines of the California wildfires, a group of women looks to redefine an industry.
2018 Print Edition: Degrees of Separation
Collective Resilience in a Changing World
A Moment in the Mist
Student researchers come face to face with wildlife in the Rwandan mountains.
Posted & Patrolled
Cultures clash over the course of an afternoon deer hunt in Vermont—and an unlikely bond between strangers takes shape.