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The Colorado River is essentially dead. Some of this is because of climate change which we did to ourselves by burning every bit of sequestered carbon we could lay hand on. https://projects.propubli ca.org/... If you stop and think about it reasonably...

Abrahm Lustgarten / ProPublica Greg Wuertz’s family has grown cotton for generations, always with the backing of federal subsidies. “Some years, all of what you made came from the government,” he said. State Route 87, the thin band of pavement that...

The Go Green in 2014 Giveaway is here! This is the year to finally kick things into gear and follow through with your family's resolution to go green. All you have to do is make small changes like buying organic and eco-friendly products for your family...

This story was produced through a collaboration between ProPublica and Matter. State Route 87, the thin band of pavement that approaches the mostly shuttered town of Coolidge, Ariz., cuts through some of the least hospitable land in the country. The...

Ronnie Burleson and his family were the first farmers to bring cotton back to Stanly County, N.C., in 1991. In the 26 years since, cotton production has grown significantly in that part of the state. The Burlesons’ success and achievements with the crop...