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As the climate changes, mountains and nordic facilities have begun relying more on energy and water-intensive machine-made snow.

In Asheville, North Carolina, a housing crisis is colliding with a poorly understood health threat.

Michigan has been trying to shut down the controversial pipeline since 2019. A technical question before the court could seal its fate.

Though the companies weren't granted exemptions, their requests illustrate the data center industry's desperate quest for energy.

The rush to meet AI's energy needs is sure to rely on natural gas, raising worries about air pollution in the state's urban corridor.

New research finds that Arctic peatlands are expanding as the far north undergoes rapid changes. It's an ominous sign.

The Straits of Mackinac aren't just ecologically critical — they're the center of the Anishinaabe creation story.

More than a year later, not a dollar has been spent — and no one knows what happened to the money.

Madison is proving that electric buses can run through frightfully cold winters, providing a blueprint for zero-emissions transit in other frigid locales.

Around the world, the conditions that brew massive blazes are ... syncing up?

Images confirm xAI is continuing to defy EPA regulations in Mississippi to power its flagship data centers.

U.S. ski techs reflect on competing at the first Olympics banning waxes with "forever chemicals."

Your climate values are conflicting with your closest relationships. Here's some advice on how to cope.

A recent survey found that rural Americans would pay for the privilege of water reuse. Here's the huge potential benefit of the technique.

The civil rights leader, who died earlier this week, linked segregation, pollution, and political power.

To see the future of food, look no further than Sam Cobb, the cattle rancher making soy-based Boca Burgers.

The Tennessee Valley Authority once prided itself on political independence. Data center demand and political pressure have it changing course from clean energy

The U.N. and dozens of Indigenous organizations are demanding Daria Egereva's release, but a Moscow court just extended her detention until at least March.

The culprit depends on where you live — but it’s probably not data centers (yet).

Months after a judge ordered the Trump administration to restore climate adaptation grants, FEMA insiders say the agency hasn’t budged.