Culture & Politics

Only if it treats the games like a marathon—and not a 100-yard-dash.

On her very first day in office, Prime Minister Theresa May abolished the U.K.’s climate change department. Will the Brits keep the climate promises they made in Paris?

Fifty years ago, Southwest Airlines revolutionized regional air travel. Now another Texas-based business is launching a counterrevolution on the ground—and the carbon savings could be huge.

The Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint river system brings precious water to three southern states. If only they could all get along.

A Harvard study says clean energy could save billions of dollars—and thousands of lives—every year.

Everybody’s excited about the coming EV revolution. But without the right infrastructure, it’ll never go anywhere.

If you want to know what the future of renewables looks like, look no further than Iowa.

If we really want to protect our children, we’ll need to focus on the actual threats to their health and well-being—like drought, flooding, disease, and war.

The middle class may be getting squeezed out of our cities, but the author of a new book dangerously mistakes the symptom for the cure.

As the country seeks to cut its carbon emissions, onEarth looks into whether clean-burning nuclear reactors are a worthwhile option.