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Cinderella’s Castle and Florida’s ugly home insurance crisis
With a strong hurricane season forecast, the growing home insurance crisis isn't about to get better. It might be time to kiss a frog.
Dr. Cornel West is running to become President of the United States. What are his views on climate change and the environment?
In an interview, West discusses Alabama, “Green Reconstruction” and “Planetary Selma,” the intersection of white supremacy and ecological collapse.
Buffalo Bills fill two defensive coaching vacancies with internal moves
Al Holcomb will be coaching Buffalo's linebackers while Marcus West will coach the defensive line.
Death, despair and hope in 2023
Take a look back at some of Reckon's favorite climate and environmental reporting from 2023.
Construction could start next year on low-income housing in one of Syracuse’s poorest neighborhoods
Rents would start as low as $558 a month.
Who were the worst of the worst climate polluters in 2022?
EPA’s annual greenhouse gas report for large emitters show some facilities slashed their emissions while others polluted more than ever.
Cuffing season is good for the planet
Get cozy with Louisiana's new climate-denier governor
Jeff Landry, Louisiana’s governor-elect, has a long history of fighting environmental progress
The Louisiana Attorney General is loud climate change denier
This is why what’s happening in Gaza is a reproductive justice issue too
Since Oct. 7, thousands of Palestinian mothers and children have been killed, marking a recurring stifling of reproductive justice in the region.
West Point sued by anti-affirmative action group at center of SCOTUS admissions case
Students For Fair Admissions claims that the university is violating the Fifth Amendment by considering race in its admissions process.
As the Colorado River declines, some upstream look to use it before they lose it
As states negotiate future water cuts, some officials are looking to build new dams and reservoirs in the Upper Basin of the overallocated Colorado River to use more water.
West Virginia capital votes against syringe service program
The Democrat-majority city council voted against the proposal 17 to 9 Monday, despite evidence from the CDC touting such programs as beneficial to those struggling with substance abuse issues.