Environment How Do You Take Down Two Tons of Blubber and Tusks? As warmer summers melt the Arctic, Pacific walruses have to work a lot harder to reach their seafloor feasts. Jason Bittel
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 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 Made in Vietnam Can the country become the next major player in the global apparel industry without sacrificing its environment? Near Ho Chi Minh City, one factory owner is assembling a greener model ... out of blue jeans. George Black
News in Brief Can Canada’s New Prime Minister Back Up His Talk on Climate Change With Meaningful Action? Under Justin Trudeau, Canada has a chance to make amends for a decade of climate inaction. But if it’s ever to catch up, it needs to start right now. Jeff Turrentine
News in Brief Why Donald Trump’s Border Wall Doesn’t Make Any Sense It would be astronomically expensive, environmentally destructive, and comically ineffective. Matt Bors
Environment With Keystone XL Dead, What’s Next for Tar Sands, Landowners, and All That Unused Pipe? It's the end of the line for the Keystone pipeline (probably), but not for battles over tar sands and climate. Brian Palmer
Environment The Cow Tipping Point Is America ready for a post-cow economy? What boutique farms—and petri dishes—mean for the future of agriculture. Jared Keller
Environment The Odd History of Opposition to America’s National Parks You like parks? These people beg to differ. Brian Palmer