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The Atlantic Blame climate change, wildfires, hungry beetles … and Millennial home buyers. Joe Sohm / Visions of America / Universal Images Group / Getty Every week, our lead climate reporter brings you the big ideas, expert analysis, and vital guidance that will help you flourish on a changing planet. Bitcoin? Blasé. Gold? Going out of style. “The hottest commodity on the planet,” according to Dustin Jalbert, an economist at the market-research firm Fastmarkets, is lumber. In North America, lumber is typically traded in units of 1,000 board feet; builders need about 15,000 board feet...

Like many Colorado homeowners, I’ve tracked local real estate prices with disbelief. Is this a continuing boom, a bubble ready to burst — or something else? Something we’ve never experienced in the Pikes Peak region is a prolonged real estate shortage, a mismatch of supply and demand. Booms in the past have usually ended as financing became more difficult, inventories mounted and sellers had to accept less. That may yet happen, but it’s hard to imagine that it’ll be anytime soon. Yet Colorado has oscillated between boom and bust since the Pikes Peak gold rush in 1858-...

The Atlantic For better, for worse, and possibly forever This article was published online on April 13, 2021. In July, Michelle Rick, then a circuit-court judge in two Michigan counties, tweeted cheerily about a divorce she’d recently finalized. The participants had appeared in court via their smartphones. “He was on the road & parked his car to attend; she video-tx’d from her work breakroom,” the judge wrote. They were done in 15 minutes—faster than the proverbial Reno divorce. Last spring, as COVID‑19 infections surged for the first time, many American courts curtailed their ope...

The Atlantic The Atlantic Daily: We’re Still Thinking About the Pandemic Wrong Data are the key to understanding this pandemic, and yet America has never fully understood its own data systems. Plus: A family that lives permanently on daylight saving time. The Atlantic Every weekday evening, our editors guide you through the biggest stories of the day, help you discover new ideas, and surprise you with moments of delight. Subscribe to get this delivered to your inbox. In a pandemic, numbers are king. “ Data might seem like an overly technical obsession,” Robinson Meyer and Alexis C. Madr...

Tusse will represent Sweden at the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest Photo: SVT / Stina Stjernkvist Tusse triumphs at Melodifestivalen with 'Voices' 13 March 2021 at 21:57 CET Tusse has won 'Melodifestivalen' and will represent Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest with 'Voices' in the first Semi-Final on Tuesday 18 May. The grand finale of Melodifestivalen marked the last of the televised Eurovision selection shows; drawing a big sparkly curtain across the Contest’s “national final season”. In a hotly contested year, Tusse came out on top with the track Voices and will now represent Swed...