Jason Mark

A moral case for ending the age of coal, oil, and gas

This portal to the fourth dimension shows how the past can inspire the future

Congress has work to do to make it easier for Americans to enjoy the great outdoors

Lydia Millet’s book “We Loved It All” gives a nod to memory, history, and a greener future

There’s a conspiracy to take down wind and solar power hiding in plain sight

Now we just need federal agencies to effectively enforce it

A year-end roundup of the good and the bad—and some glimmers of hope

Now we just need federal agencies to effectively enforce it

Experience shows that grizzly-human coexistence is possible

The DC press corps should push him on these issues, among others

The oil companies lied about climate change, and it’s time for them to pay, lawsuit charges

A steel sculpture will be the centerpiece of a Pacific Northwest tour calling on the US government to honor its treaties with Indigenous nations

Investors are rushing toward clean energy companies--and leaving the GOP in tthe dust

David Lipsky’s “The Parrot and the Igloo” delivers a noir-ish take on the climate change saga

Ole Schell is helping to revive a once epic population of monarchs

As environmentalists, we need to leave this wounded planet better than we found it

In its latest ruling against environmental safeguards, SCOTUS decides that polluting or destroying some wetlands is OK

State and local climate liability lawsuits will be heard by state courts

The 30-year mortgage could soon be underwater—literally

The good, the bad, the ugly—and the overlooked—from the year that was