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A population as big as the state of Kansas are in prison. You may not know it, but the criminal justice system has immense impacts on our lives. Here are five things to consider.
With more than half the world’s population now using the internet, social media and messaging apps like WhatsApp have transformed migration networks.
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Droughts and floods are driving many people away from their rural, farming communities into big cities.
Climate change, expected to displace up to 200 million people by 2050, is cited as the number one global security threat of the 21st century.
L.A. once sold its climate as "semi-tropical" – a term that emphasized the uniqueness of its nature. Semi-tropical was semi-miraculous.
The transition movement addresses a sense of paralysis spurred by the sheer complexity of climate change by giving local communities the tools to develop grassroots strategies to combat global warming.
“An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power” offers a wonderful trip to foreign lands and amazing visuals of Greenland’s melting glaciers while following Al Gore's campaign for climate action.
Having suffered great climatic, social, and political changes for centuries, the people native to Peru's Quehue region have learned to face change armed only with their ancestral knowledge.
Australian researchers create a paint that uses solar energy to make clean hydrogen fuel. We don't need hype to see how important that might be.
Donald Trump abandoning the Paris Agreement may inconvenience California's climate efforts, but it won't stop them. Far from it.
Three-quarters of California's salmon and trout species are in danger of extinction. What can we learn from the ones that aren't?
What do you see when you look at the sky? The answer depends on what you believe.