Jenni Doering
An unlikely hero could help in the fight against deadly mosquito-borne disease
In a breakthrough study, scientists released mosquitoes infected with a special kind of bacteria into an Indonesian city and saw a 77% drop in dengue cases.
'Finding the Mother Tree' explores the intricate communication networks within a forest
Federal judge blocks major Alaskan drilling project
With eyes on the presidency, Mayor Pete seeks a 'generational alliance' to tackle climate change
Book tells story 'most famous man most of us have never heard of'
New carbon offset program may have the bipartisan support it needs on Capitol Hill
After years of having difficulty passing legislation relating to greenhouse gas emissions, a group consisting of both Democrats and Republicans believe they have a plan that can make their constituents happy.
New report forecasts a troubling picture of rising tides, frequent flooding on coasts
Some Americans think major flooding will not affect the country until decades from now. A recent report says major implications may be arriving much sooner.
Could lava one day be used to store excess CO2?
Lava that has cooled into black, bubbly basalt might one day jump into action to help fight one of humanity’s biggest challenges: rising levels of carbon dioxide.
Nantucket's bluffs and beaches are crumbling in the face of storms and rising seas
On Nantucket, homeowners are funding an extensive engineering project to save their houses from sliding into the sea. But no one knows how long the homes and the entire island can resist the forces of the sea and climate change.
EPA budget cuts threaten programs to reduce kids' exposure to lead paint
The Trump administration's budget eliminates programs that help reduce the risks of lead paint exposure in children, alarming doctors and other public health advocates.