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How Much Longer Will Wild Coho Hang on in the Golden State?

As wild salmon teeter closer to extirpation in central California, conservationists work to rewild the floodplain and reshape our relationship with it.

Austin Price

In Surprising Shift, Conservative Utah Creates Plan to Tackle Climate Crisis

Concerned about its air quality and economy, Utah joins the ranks of red states addressing global warming.

Andrea Smardon The Guardian

Inside America’s ‘Crunchy Conservative’ Counterculture

For some, being environmentally conscious is a fundamentally conservative idea.

Scott Jackson

Extensive Chemical Safety Fraud Uncovered at German Testing Laboratory

Revelations have major implications for animal rights as well as public and environmental health.

Jonathan Latham

Militant Mariners

In Review: Chasing the Thunder
Directed by Mark Benjamin and Marc Levin

Ed Rampell

Standing in Solidarity With the Wet’suwet’en

The Coastal GasLink pipeline is a full-front assault on First Nations' sovereignty.

Andy Rowell

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Winter 2020

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The Roving Dolphins of the Potomac River

A significant number of bottlenose dolphins frequent recovering East Coast waterways, but researchers still know little about them.

Malee Baker Oot

Construction of Trump’s Border Is Wall Destroying Native American Burial Sites

Blasting in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument is decimating sacred sites and desert ecosystem, say lawmaker and environmental advocates.

Olivia Rosane

California Launch of Jane Fonda’s Climate Protest Draws Stars, Grassroots Activists

‘Fire Drill Fridays’ banks on celebrity power to lobby for action on climate change.

Ed Rampell

Lion Shaped Mountain: Impish Things

A young green monkey, a lone chimpanzee, and a struggling farmer are all linked through the drama of the Sierra Leone landscape.

Andrew Halloran

Mexican NGOs Continue to Struggle with Federal Funding Cuts

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's government pursuing expensive mega-projects as environmental, social groups try to make ends meet.

Sally Jensen

Stopping the Coronavirus: Knowing how Viruses Adapt from Animals to Humans

Due to continuing deforestation, bushmeat hunting, and caring for domestic animals, this will certainly not be the last deadly virus from wild animals to infect humans.

Frederick Cohan, Kathleen Sagarin, and Kelly Mei

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