Covering Climate Now 2021
Covering Climate Now is a project co-founded by Columbia Journalism Review and The Nation aimed at strengthening the media’s focus on the climate crisis. WBUR is one of 400+ news organizations around the world that have committed to a week of heightened climate coverage in the lead-up to Earth Day 2021.
Interested In Eco-Friendly Gardening? Here's What You Should Know
Interest in eco-friendly gardening has surged in the pandemic. Mark Richardson, director of horticulture at the Tower Hill Botanical Garden in Boylston has recommendations on how to get started with...
On Revere's Pearl Avenue, Residents Grapple With The Rising Tide Of Climate Change
As climate change makes sea levels rise and increases the intensity and frequency of storms, one tight-knit neighborhood in Revere confronts its future.
How 'Eco-Warrior' Alexis Rockman's Trippy Paintings Of Shipwrecks Confront The Climate Crisis
Shipwrecks have stoked fear in our collective imaginations throughout history. But what can these disasters at sea say about humans' damaging impact on the planet?
Report: Air Quality Improving In Mass., Even Before The Pandemic
Boston and Springfield metro areas experienced fewer unhealthy days of high ozone, and relatively few spikes of particle pollution
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'It's My Future': A New Generation Of Young Climate Activists Takes The Helm In New Hampshire
Scientists and the United Nations say the world has about until 2030 to prevent the worst effects of climate change. Some kids and teens in New Hampshire are acting now...
After Years Of Uncertainty, Expected Decision On Vineyard Wind Could Launch New Industry
If approved, Vineyard Wind, to be built off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard, will be the first utility-scale wind farm in the United States.