Environment How Juneau Handles Its Garbage Alaska's capital city is surrounded by ocean and glaciers, with no roads in or out. Waste management? It's complicated. Eva Holland
Environment Climate Change and Erosion Are Killing the Tangier Islands The culturally significant Chesapeake Bay islands have lost two-thirds of their land since 1850, and could vanish altogether by 2070, an Army Corp of Engineers study finds. Nathan Collins
Environment Eco-Heroes: 10 Leaders Showing That Fighting Climate Change Can Be Good for Everyone’s Bottom Line Think you can’t mix a healthy climate with a healthy economy? These business leaders and innovators are betting the world on the fact that we can. OnEarth
Environment What Does Vladimir Putin Really Think About Climate Change? How to decipher the Russian president’s mystifying statements on global warming. Brian Palmer
Environment Are Microbeads About to Become a Thing of the Past? The House voted this week to ban microbeads. This is a demonstrably good thing. Madeleine Thomas
Environment Meet the Country That’s Making Carbon Reduction Look Easy The tiny South Asian kingdom of Bhutan absorbs three times as much carbon as it emits. Brian Palmer
Environment Here’s What Americans Think About the Environment It's a little more complicated than "for" and "against." Nathan Collins
Environment What Would Success—and Failure—Look Like at COP21? Here are the best- and worst-case outcomes for the Paris climate talks. Brian Palmer
Environment Warmer Nights Could Turn the Tropics Into a Major Carbon Source Rising nighttime temperatures in the tropics threaten to flip the region from a carbon sink to a carbon source. Kate Wheeling
Environment The Rising Danger of Flooding In Egypt As global temperatures rise, an unprepared Egypt braces itself for more extreme rainstorms. Emily Crane Linn & Nicholas Linn