Data-center pushback gets heated at ClimateWeekNYC, reflecting broader concerns regarding survivability that take attention away from sustainability.

“You are living in the most scientifically exciting time in the history of planet Earth,” but there are concerns accompanying those hopes for fusion power.

Sometimes the political reality is harsh, but there's hope for humanity’s capacity for a sustainable future.

When "Follow the Leader" becomes unsustainable, what does it take for followers to change?

People's silence reveals the best stories in the age of Artificial Intelligence, especially when the Earth shows us brown versus green.

Growth can be malignant.

How can journalism be sustainable in the age of Artificial Intelligence?

In rolling out Artificial Intelligence products, companies appear to use a hundred-year-old understanding that people will adopt A.I. products. Here's how that's going.

Producing records improves trust and, in turn, sustainability, but sometimes watchdogs have to bark and even bare their teeth.

How might we address structural/slow violence before it does harm, but before we need a hero?

War on Iran is leading to increasing interpretations of "sustainability" as adaptation.

Using truthful statements to deceive others.

Meeting the needs of an emerging science-focused beat and making its coverage more sustainable

Arguably the world's single largest greenhouse gas emitter is being committed to burning more coal, and evidence suggests the U.S. EPA is using A.I. to justify even more emissions.

Without supporting all three types of infrastructure, things fall apart.

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Decentralizing makes power, in all its various forms, more sustainable.

Hawaii's new "Green Fees" attempt to charge tourists for climate change damage. The resulting controversy signals markets themselves appear incapable of self-correcting on sustainability measures.

A quarter through the 21st Century: renewable energy's tipping point?

No billionaires, you can't always get what you want: Good arguments about sustainability live on even if the people who made them change their minds.

Beyond the mere reporting of "news," sustaining journalism means employing real intelligence that is simultaneously informative, entertaining, and moves people to action.

Will 2026 be your year to become a helper for more sustainable development? The United Nations is hoping for more volunteers.

Residents in a small town in North Carolina used the ballot box to take the first step in revisiting a bad development deal. The next step is up to those who were elected.

Making air travel more sustainable means more expense. A new effort explicitly shifts who pays.

A.I. has serious energy–water–climate implications. But without a uniform way to quantify A.I. energy-water use, it's hard to distinguish breakthroughs from greenwashing.

As the world prepares for next week's United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) "the folly of technological solutionism" is on the rise again