On Plants, Borders, and Belonging and The Light Eaters: How the Unseen World of Plant ...

The history of the plastic carrier bag—the kind so often found caught on a tree branch and flagging in the wind—is a story of persuasion. But in the United States, the paper grocery bag proved far ...

The writer Lydia Millet is often described in reviews as “funny,” her wit “devastating.” Both are true, and I’ll add that like a lot of funny people, her humor is born of inconvenient truths. With ...

THE DOMESTIC RABBIT comes in roughly sixty varieties. Some bred for fur and meat, others for show and companionship. Share this array of benefits with a four-year-old stretching her sticky fingers ...

Rachel Edelman and Martha Park grew up in Memphis, Tennessee. There, they orbited the same East Memphis circles, attended the same public schools, and observed the distinct religious traditions their ...

Ocean, garden, desert, or forest? Ocean. Then garden. Both with a desert sky above me. My favorite tree in the world is _____. There is a giant banyan tree that overlooks Waikiki Beach that has a fury ...

For ordinary humans, the extraordinary migration of salmon is difficult to imagine. Take Chinook salmon. Some of these fish swim from the Columbia River up to Canada and beyond, covering up Continue ...

BAR HARBOR, MAINE — With his ever-present cap shading his eyes, Howdy Houghton inserts his spirited voice where and when he feels it needs to be heard. “Our food system is Continue reading → ...

A WHILE AGO, I heard an American scientist address an audience in Oxford, England, about his work on the climate crisis. He was precise, unemotional, rigorous, and impersonal: all strengths of ...

Kathleen Dean Moore reports on a court ruling that fossil fuel corporations and governments, in collusion, are directly violating rights guaranteed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

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