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Axios, which burst onto the scene in 2017, became known for its political coverage, newsletters and 'smart brevity' style

A small community in New Mexico struggles with the long-term health effects related to Cold War-era uranium mining

Justice Barrett recused herself from cases involving Shell while she was a judge on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is struggling to keep the lights on while fighting climate change.

The newsroom received eight first-place laurels

In a new book on DDT, a science historian at UC Berkeley reexamines the rise, fall and toxic return of this infamous pesticide.

A casual query from an editor prompted an investigative reporter to pair up with a data journalism reporter at a partner news organization to dig into the risks that thousands of dry oil wells across California posed to surrounding communities, including many low-income Latino neighborhoods. How the resulting award-winning series came together, in an Inside Story Q&A with

Anthropologist of the future Roanne Van Voorst, author of Once Upon a Time We Ate Animals. Plus, ProPublica environment reporter on why Utah, the second-driest state, rejects water conservation.

A powerful group that steers Utah’s water policy keeps pushing for costly infrastructure over meaningful conservation efforts.

Homes at Tejon Ranch will have electric heat pumps and induction stoves. But what about all those car trips?