Opinion At COP28, health should be as important as carbon emissions Climate change deepens existing inequities. Fixing that should be a top priority. By Vishnu Laalitha Surapaneni December 4, 2023
Ideas Why “climate havens” might be closer to home than you’d think A refuge isn't something nature hands us, but something we have to build ourselves. By Kate Yoder, Grist November 28, 2023
Book A famous cancer cluster, 10 years later “We don't have to have perfect certainty in order to have useful information.” By Michael F. Fitzgerald November 15, 2023
Book Tackling environmental racism in Canada A conversation with the filmmaker and author behind the documentary "There's Something in the Water" By Michael F. Fitzgerald October 24, 2023
Opinion It ain’t over when it’s over An editorial cartoon by Natasha Loder By Natasha Loder October 2, 2023
News Tap water’s toxic secret The author of a Public Health Watch investigation explains why manganese contamination may be a growing problem in the U.S. By Christine Mehta August 31, 2023
Book A fungal pandemic won’t be “The Last of Us,” but it will be dangerous We live in harmony with most fungi, but a small minority threaten human and environmental health. By Amy Sutherland August 1, 2023
Ideas Navigating the slow current: overcoming challenges in water sustainability The world is experiencing a water and sanitation crisis. Water microbiologist Joan Rose says sustainable water infrastructure is the future. By Lucy Tu June 6, 2023
People Climate change puts chief heat officers in the hot seat As intense heat waves become more common, look to a new position to lead the response. By Michael F. Fitzgerald May 19, 2023