environment

Books

The Way We Talk About Nature Is Getting Weirder

Michael Friedrich

July 25, 2022

Planet

The Era of Climate Change Has Created a New Emotion

Madeline Ostrander

July 23, 2022

Books Briefing

What a Warming Planet Means for Literature

Emma Sarappo

July 22, 2022

Newsletters

America’s Midsummer Malaise

Molly Jong-Fast

July 21, 2022

Science

The Spiders That Choose Death

Katherine J. Wu

July 20, 2022

Planet

We’ve Had Other Climate Defeats. This One Is by Far the Weirdest.

Robinson Meyer

July 20, 2022

Science

America’s Most Misunderstood Marsupial

Elaine Godfrey

July 20, 2022

Books

Do Animals Dream?

Camille Bromley

July 18, 2022

Science

An Army of Turtles Is Doing Cyclone Reconnaissance

Kate Golden

July 16, 2022

Politics

Mother Nature Dissents

Ronald Brownstein

July 15, 2022

Science

How to Successfully Smash Your Face Against a Tree

Ed Yong

July 14, 2022

Ideas

Those Sequoias Didn’t Just Get Lucky

Caroline Mimbs Nyce

July 14, 2022

Planet

When Does the Clean-Energy Infinity Loop Start?

Emma Marris

July 13, 2022

Planet

Whatever This Is, It Won’t Be Build Back Better

Robinson Meyer

July 13, 2022

Science

Do Gophers … Farm?

Katherine J. Wu

July 11, 2022

Science

Admit It, Squirrels Are Just Tree Rats

Jacob Stern

July 8, 2022

Science

Why These Frogs Make ‘the Grossest Blunder in Sexual Preference’

Katherine J. Wu

July 7, 2022

Health

The Great Veterinary Shortage

Sarah Zhang

July 6, 2022

Science

The World Is Turning Back to Coal

Robinson Meyer

July 6, 2022

Poem

Ars Poetica With Mother and Dogs

Rio Cortez

July 3, 2022

Science

As if Mosquitoes Weren’t Evil Enough

Penghua Wang

July 3, 2022

Science

You Can Spot Climate Change in Old Restaurant Menus

Ian Rose

July 2, 2022

Planet

The Supreme Court’s EPA Ruling Is Going to Be Very, Very Expensive

Robinson Meyer

June 30, 2022

Planet

‘Greenwashing’ Isn’t About Consumers

Robinson Meyer

June 29, 2022

Science

Twice a Year, Reindeer Eyes Pull Off a Wonderful Magic Trick

Katherine J. Wu

June 28, 2022

Books

Where to Turn When You Feel ‘at Odds With Being Human’

Alana Mohamed

June 27, 2022

Books

‘I’ve Seen Several Giants Die on My Land’

Lily Houston Smith

June 23, 2022

Poem

Black Flamingo

Jonny Teklit

June 22, 2022

Health

Squirrels Could Make Monkeypox a Forever Problem

Katherine J. Wu

June 21, 2022

Ideas

What the Yellowstone Floods Teach Us

Tom Brokaw

June 21, 2022

Health

I Got Stuck in the Yellowstone Floods

Nick Mott

June 18, 2022

Science

Will These Be the Last Polar Bears on Earth?

Ed Yong

June 16, 2022

Planet

A Hotter, Poorer, and Less Free America

Robinson Meyer

June 15, 2022

Science

A Frog So Small, It Could Not Frog

Katherine J. Wu

June 15, 2022

Press Room

The Atlantic’s July/August Cover Story: “Our Blinding, Blaring World”

June 13, 2022

Science

How Animals Perceive the World

Ed Yong

July/August 2022 Issue

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