People and planet Topics View all Climate and energy People and planet Business and innovation Subcategories View all Clean air Food safety Fisheries and oceans Forests Clean water Chemicals and health Environmental justice Video July 8, 2026 In Hawaii, tradition meets innovation Sustainable fish farms can help feed the world and create jobs. This video gives you an inside look at a novel aquaculture pen in Hawaii. Climate change July 1, 2026 From Cuba, new clues to coral reef survival A research trip surveyed over 2,000 nautical miles of coastline around Cuba and identified resilient coral reefs that can help guide future... Explainer June 25, 2026 5 ways to stay cool and save on your electric bill this summer Still in shock from last month’s electric bill? If you’re worried about how much turning on the AC is going to cost you this summer, check... Video June 22, 2026 Green pastures, green future An Irish dairy farmer shares his authentic perspective on caring for the land and his animals. Q&A June 18, 2026 Ask an expert: Are alternative fuels better than fossil fuels? Can alternative fuels save us from global oil price shocks? Are low-carbon fuels inherently better than fossil fuels? We asked a scientist... Deep dive June 18, 2026 Rain gardening 101: How to brighten your yard and keep waterways clean Got a puddle-prone yard? Turn it into a beautiful, low-maintenance habitat for bees, butterflies and birds — while cutting flood risk and... Climate change June 11, 2026 Free electricity? Australia’s got it, thanks to solar. Could the US be next? It’s not the sun, it’s the policies. In Australia, there’s so much solar power, residents can soon get free electricity for 3 hours a day... Explainer June 10, 2026 Is Tornado Alley on the move? There may be no place like home, but there’s no place in the continental U.S. that’s totally safe from tornadoes, either. Q&A June 1, 2026 Ask an expert: Can US cities blame their poor air quality on Asia? The Trump EPA recently claimed that air pollution in certain U.S. cities comes from Asia — and therefore, U.S. cities don’t have to try to... 1 2 3 ... 30 The only climate stories you need, straight to your inbox