Wealthy countries promised billions of dollars to help developing nations adapt to climate change, but the result rests on a shaky foundation of fuzzy accounting.

As the administration tightens its grip on the federal government, its campaign against federal government science continues.

Eighteen different Wood Thrush pinged the Bent of the River Center’s Motus tower during the summer of 2025. In fact, this species has pinged their tower more than any other bird. One Wood...

Eighteen different Wood Thrush pinged the Bent of the River Center’s Motus tower during the summer of 2025. In fact, this species has pinged their tower more than any other bird. One Wood...

Painted: 8/19/2025 About the Mural: In downtown Rockton, Illinois, three Lesser Yellowlegs now adorn the exterior of a local antique shop called Frosted Farmhouse, the nine-foot-tall shorebirds...

Painted: 8/19/2025 About the Mural: In downtown Rockton, Illinois, three Lesser Yellowlegs now adorn the exterior of a local antique shop called Frosted Farmhouse, the nine-foot-tall shorebirds...

Painted: 10/22/25  About the Mural: Along the noisy Landmarks Boulevard that winds into downtown Alton, Illinois, drivers will now be greeted by a colorful sight: three painted Lesser Yellowlegs...

Painted: 10/22/25  About the Mural: Along the noisy Landmarks Boulevard that winds into downtown Alton, Illinois, drivers will now be greeted by a colorful sight: three painted Lesser Yellowlegs...

How do we prevent industry obstruction of science-based policy, and what would a climate summit look like if fossil fuel interests were finally shut out?

Pecans are a truly American nut: They grew on George Washington’s estate, and they flew to space on an Apollo mission.