Environment / Health

If Money Is Tight, Climate Change Is Your Issue

40 percent of Americans can’t afford a $400 emergency — and more emergencies are coming.

How will billionaires and insurers survive?

California’s wildfires and blackouts show the dangers of entrusting our power to for-profit corporations.

Last year, the biggest fossil fuel companies paid zero dollars in taxes — and actually received billions in rebates.

A new study shows just how bad a nuclear war could get. We need a plan to eliminate this risk permanently.

Again and again, studies show that the richer wealthy Americans become, the shorter the rest of us live.

Working-class Americans die younger. Here’s what your town can do about it.

Polluters lost the fight on climate science, so they’re spending money on something else: false solutions.

If my patient needs a heart procedure, we should decide that together — not some insurance company.

Politicians think the climate problem will go away if they can make the protesters go away. They’re wrong — and they can’t.