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Towns and cities are imagining different -- and positive -- futures in a warming, post-oil world.
In the heart of coal country, activists are championing an energy economy that can save mountains and save lives.
Are violence and greed too big a match for a naïve and jaded environmentalism?
When it comes to small hydro, environmentalists are damned if they do and damned if they don't. Plus EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: A Small-Hydro Road Trip.
A general store, a relic from an otherwise-abandoned small town in Minnesota, connects the author to thoughts about peak oil.
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A slide show and captions from the exhibit Human/Nature: Artists Respond to a Changing Planet
What happens when a museum and a conservation organization join forces to dispatch artists to World Heritage sites? See the article for 9 video interviews with the artists involved.
A small river connects a divided landscape.
A paragon of mainstream environmentalism says it's time to get a lot more radical.
Let's talk about the real changes we need to make for sustainability
"Only a dull ecosystem, after all, lacks frequent interactions between its components..."
Rescuing some species from a warming climate may mean picking them up and moving them.
Americans today know more about environmental pollution but less about the environment itself.
A New York dance troupe secretly used an abandoned urban reservoir as their studio.
Scores of native bees inhabit California's cities, and one scientist is on a crusade to help them thrive.
Developing a seed bank for local communities.
Creekside creations give nature a boost, then slowly disappear.
Two friends keep watch over a baby seal hauled up on a beach. Both are compelled by a love of this world, though one is seduced by thoughts of the next.
In a different kind of justice system, a lawyer might advocate on behalf of an aardvaark, or a river, or our atmosphere.
An artist redirects her creative energy toward new community-building projects.