Chris Clarke
Chris Clarke was KCET's Environment Editor until July 2017. He is a veteran environmental journalist and natural history writer. He lives in Joshua Tree.
The technology, designed to make American ships safer during foriegn interventions, poses a risk to marine mammals.
New species aren't just discovered in remote rainforests. These two have been under our nose for 150 years.
The border wall would make flash floods in the desert far more destructive..
It might be just a lot of hot air, but if it's built, Trump's border wall would be bad for global warming.
Children born this year could see hundreds of square miles of California underwater by the time they reach their forties.
No one said saving the planet was going to be easy.
Between 2001 and 2011, California developed an acreage of wildlife habitat the size of L.A. and San Diego combined.
NASA provides data on the urban forest: it's your job to measure the trees.
The project, expected to cost at least $17 billion, may well be under salt water by 2100.
The confirmation of White Nose Syndrome in Washington State does not bode well for California's bats.
The facility doesn't have a buyer for its power or any way to get that power to market, but the BLM approved it anyway.
Three days of music and bright lights during bird migration season just shouldn't fly.