After gaining traction in tech, repair is finding a foothold in fashion as brands and communities embrace mending to extend clothing life.

Katie Hill reflects on what she found when she and photographer Isabelle Zhao went looking for environmental wins in rural America.

What the elusive polar bear can teach us about the difference between solitude and loneliness.

Dems and Republicans scramble to denounce the facilities as outcry against them grows.

In Ecuador’s Valley of Longevity, three women exchange traditions, knowledge, and nourishment through the gardens they cultivate.

A new UN report warns that 1.5°C is now unavoidable. For glaciers, every fraction of a degree matters.

The rush to blame climate change for every disaster may be making it harder to explain what is actually happening.

Azita Ardakani wrote Ocean of Stars to help children—and adults—remember their place within a cosmos full of wonder.

In the latest edition of The Overview, Willow shares an immersive poem inspired by her experiences in Svalbard.

The move comes ahead of a highly anticipated Super El Niño expected to peak this fall.

The question is no longer whether the system must be rebuilt—it is whether the country can rebuild it before the next crisis.

What can Earth's magnetic field teach us about attracting people to a more connected environmental movement?

The Earth has not given up. Neither can we.

Offshore wind farms can pose risks to birds and marine life. But their foundations also serve as artificial reefs, offering essential habit.

When faced with a mental health crisis, a lichenologist draws on her love for lichens to rediscover a sense of purpose, slow down, and recon

Nature is full of paradoxes. It is a balance of stability and chaos, individual yet relational, both brutal and beautiful.

While airfares are soaring, scalable zero-emission alternatives to conventional jet fuel remain out of reach.

Can clothing become a climate solution?

By investing in regenerative organic agriculture, Davines Group is linking farming and scientific research with ingredient transparency.

From raccoons solving puzzle boxes to dogs leaving saliva samples, scientists are experimenting with less invasive ways to study wildlife.