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Author Neil Shubin joins the exchange to discuss his decades of research at both poles. -
Illustration by Adriana Heldiz/CalMattersCalifornia sued Donald Trump 123 times during his first presidency. Trump lost about two-thirds of cases filed against his administration, but that doesn鈥檛 guarantee the same results this time around.
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Even kids who like school will find themselves staring out the window once in a while. They get encouraged to look at the outdoors and really see what's鈥� -
If corporations can have the rights of people under the law, why not rivers? The question made sense to Will Falk, and he answered it yes. Falk is a鈥� -
John Francis has a nickname that almost sounds like a superhero handle: The Planetwalker. That comes from his years refusing to ride on motorized鈥� -
We can only hope all those people enjoyed their beaver hats and coats. Because decimating the beaver population altered landscapes all over the world. How鈥� -
Housing tends to cost a bit less when it's close to factories and other industrial sites. So it should surprise few people to learn that people tend to鈥� -
Athletic teams will get new places to play in Grants Pass in the new year and there's an issue over the surfaces the teams will play on. Artificial turf鈥� -
The emergence of Greta Thunberg as a leading commentator on climate change may only have deepened the sense that the issue is only of interest to white鈥� -
An organic farm outside Ashland plans to open the Oregon鈥檚 first modern natural burial ground this spring.The Willow-Witt Ranch grows vegetables for local鈥� -
We expect the laundry to take the dirt out of our clothing and leave the clothing behind. But fibers get out through the washing process, and it appears鈥� -
Two questions are often asked by people concerned about climate change: 1) what can I do? and 2) what will I have to do without? Andrew McAfee focuses on鈥� -
Rayon makes attractive and comfortable fabrics for clothing and bedding, but it is made through a harsh chemical process. Over the years of its use,鈥� -
The Bureau of Land Management's amendment of its Southeastern Oregon Resource Management Plan is not only closely followed by the Oregon Natural Desert鈥�
