In Awisa, a village in western Ghana’s cocoa belt, footpaths of red earth wind from small houses to a shallow, muddy hole in the ground. “Until recently, our animals and us were drinking from this […]
A fish can travel a long way from ocean to market while shedding almost every fact about itself. Its name can change. Its origin can blur. By the time it lands on a plate, the […]
In the blue-dark hour before sunrise, Galveston’s waterfront sounds much as it has for generations: rumbling engines, clattering gear, gulls announcing the morning. What awaits beyond the harbor, though, is one of the most underappreciated […]
In the blue-dark hour before sunrise, Galveston’s waterfront sounds much as it has for generations: rumbling engines, clattering gear, gulls announcing the morning. What awaits beyond the harbor, though, is one of the most underappreciated […]
A nation on the move Millions in the U.S. are leaving their homes due to extreme weather. Is any place safe? Cindy Adair, a real estate agent in Vermont, is busier than she’s ever been. […]
Wildfire smoke is bad for kids’ health. These moms are asking Congress to help. When 14-year-old Oscar came home from his school’s field day in June pink-faced and wheezing, his mother, Elizabeth Hauptman, knew something […]