Kate Aronoff

As adherents of the Make America Healthy Again movement get angry about Republicans’ reluctance to regulate glyphosate, the EPA administrator wants people to pay attention to anything but his record.

Boosters paint a future in which driverless vehicles drastically improve road safety. The reality looks pretty different.

Recently published memos from the early days of the shadow docket show the justice seemingly in thrall to the arguments of corporate polluters.

Terrible news about the likely collapse of a profoundly important ocean current shows the limits of liberal rhetoric about “solving” climate change.

Climate denial has become the playbook for how the Trump administration treats everything it wants to pretend isn’t happening.

Is this big AI push supposed to help the U.S. kill more Iranian kids? To help school shooters kill kids at home? Or just to fill the internet with rubbish? We need better answers to this question.

The embattled tech company released a policy brief that seems expressly engineered to appeal to the party that may sweep the midterms. Will libs be gullible enough to buy it?

American car manufacturers have banked on a wealthy sliver of the population to buy their huge and hugely expensive vehicles. But what happens if the rich start to feel the pinch too?

The war is pushing oil- and gas-importing Asian countries toward renewables. The trouble is, they’re also turning to coal.

​Investors have been weirdly chill about a spiraling crisis that shows no signs of ending. Remind anyone of climate denial?

And he has zero understanding of the complexity of the markets his Iran war is messing with.

It was far too easy for Republicans to kill the Inflation Reduction Act. Where did those who crafted it go wrong?

Countries around the world are fully on track to make it impossible to hit global warming targets. If Trump isn’t gloating, he should be.

In conversations about Charlie Kirk’s murder, pundits and politicians are using the term ​in troublingly narrow ways.

The government claims that Alfredo Juarez Zeferino’s work organizing farmworkers had nothing to do with why ICE targeted him.

A fatal stabbing on Charlotte Light Rail set off a panic about the risks of public transportation. There’s just one thing: It’s worlds safer than cars.

​Trump is cheering an immigration crackdown on​ a ​new​ plant​ in Georgia. Now how exactly was he planning to make American manufacturing great again?

The health and human services secretary campaigned on curbing environmental toxins. He’s done next to nothing to limit microplastics in our brains and our bodies.

As the Trump administration’s climate denial collides with its quest to incapacitate the federal workforce, wildfire fighters are taking a hit.

EPA head Lee Zeldin is touting his agency’s plans to deregulate tailpipe emissions as good for car manufacturers. But fewer rules will actually weaken the U.S. auto industry.