Envt. is killing kids in an Ind. Trump county By Paul Katula • Jan 4, 2019 As Trump tries to rollback environmental regulation, some supporters and foes are pushing in the opposite direction.
U.S. tornado alley expands eastward By Press Release • Oct 30, 2018 Research has detected a pattern in the occurrence of tornadoes related to climate change: 'Tornado Alley' is expanding.
Pulitzer Center creates climate change lesson plans By Paul Katula • Aug 2, 2018 Lesson plans at all levels, from the Pulitzer Center in partnership with The New York Times, help share info about climate change.
It’s been a rainy July By Paul Katula • Aug 1, 2018 Rain, rain, and more rain. The flooding all this rain has brought could set recovery efforts in the Chesapeake Bay back a bit.
LEAF internships bring city students to nature By Paul Katula • Jul 15, 2018 A paid internship at the Nature Conservancy exposes city students to environmental careers. 22 years running.
In the great outdoors, students learn science better By Press Release • Feb 7, 2018 Outdoor instruction with exploration built in has yielded results that beat learning in a classroom, new research out of Norway suggests.
Is coal clean? The president says it is. By Paul Katula • Feb 4, 2018 Coal's not as clean as Pres. Trump tried to convince us it was, but we're making progress in cutting some pollutants from coal.
US to stop prosecuting accidental bird deaths By Paul Katula • Jan 18, 2018 Pres. Trump's Interior Dept. has issued new findings saying that the accidental killing of birds from industrial activity will be considered OK.
Keystone Pipeline leaks 210,000 gallons of oil By Paul Katula • Nov 17, 2017 The Keystone Pipeline in South Dakota has spring a leak and dumped hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil onto a field.
EPA advisory boards bring new perspective By Paul Katula • Nov 5, 2017 EPA's Scott Pruitt names advisers who may jeopardize key environmental moves but will take a new look at our clean air policies.