Atmos

28 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Texas Farmers and Officials Block Trump Administration's Big Bend Border Wall · A coalition of farmers, ranchers, and law enforcement successfully halted federal border wall construction in Texas' Big Bend region.
• Leah Stokes' New Book Details Battle to Pass Biden's Climate Law · Political scientist Leah Stokes explains how activists and politicians collaborated to pass the Inflation Reduction Act.
• Scientists Digitize Botanical Records to Combat Biodiversity Loss · Researchers are digitizing herbarium specimens to track ecological changes and protect rare plant species globally.
• Cross-cultural project ADUA explores Emberá tradition through sacred flower · Author collaborates with Emberá leader María Amilbia Siagama on cultural project ADUA.
• Nature's Oddity: From Vampire Bats to Mimic Vines · The author reflects on the strange and wonderful adaptations found in the natural world.
• Three Iowa Farmers Challenge Big Ag Practices to Protect Margins and Water · Three Iowa farmers formed the Lobe Rangers to advocate for conservation practices in agriculture.
• Trump Administration Considers MLB Baseball Game in Grand Teton National Park · The Trump administration is considering a proposal to host a Major League Baseball game in Grand Teton National Park.
• Indigenous Leader Juma Xipaia on Motherhood and Protecting the Amazon · Filmmaker Juma Xipaia discusses how motherhood deepened her resolve to defend Indigenous rights and the Amazon.
• Atmos Hosts Enchanted Forest Event For 2026 New York Climate Week · Atmos held a forest-themed cultural and scientific event during 2026 New York Climate Week.
• Incomplete insect metamorphosis illustrates gradual human and societal transformation · This essay uses dragonfly biology to argue transformation occurs gradually, not only in sudden shifts.
• LNG Boom Displaces Shrimp Fishermen in Louisiana · Commercial fishermen in Cameron, Louisiana, face ruin as LNG expansion destroys local estuaries.
• TED Trains Influencers to Integrate Climate Change into Social Media Content · TED partners with creators to weave climate solutions into their unique content styles.
• Researchers Use Audio AI to Monitor Yellowstone Wolf Populations · Scientists use wolf howl analysis to improve accuracy of wildlife population counts.
• Photographer Pie Aerts Documents Chilean Gauchos in New Monograph · Photographer Pie Aerts releases 'Coirón', a monograph documenting aging gauchos in Chilean Patagonia.
• Arctic Terns Undertake Earth's Longest Annual Migration · Arctic terns migrate 60,000 miles annually between the Arctic and Antarctic poles.
• Machias, Maine Builds Climate Resilience Blueprint for Rural America · A Maine town facing repeated floods is creating a climate resilience model for conservative rural communities.
• EPA Administrator Announces Repeal of Greenhouse Gas Rules for Power Plants · EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the repeal of Biden-era greenhouse gas requirements for coal and gas power plants.
• Clothing repair expands across fashion brands and repair cafes as EU backs right to repair · Repair services expand across fashion brands and cafes, with WRAP reporting an 82.2% displacement rate.
• Atmos Series 'Good Neighbors' Explores Environmental Coalition-Building in Rural America · Katie Hill's new Atmos series 'Good Neighbors' profiles six rural U.S. communities uniting to protect shared environmental resources.
• Polar Bears Navigate Arctic Solitude Amid Climate Change Threats · Polar bears survive extreme Arctic isolation through specialized adaptations while facing climate-driven habitat loss.
• US Politicians from Both Parties Rally Against AI Data Centers · Midterm candidates in both parties are opposing AI data centers due to local environmental and economic concerns.
• Photo Essay Profiles Three Women Gardeners in Ecuador's Valley of Longevity · An essay profiles three women in Vilcabamba, Ecuador, who cultivate gardens and share knowledge across Indigenous, Midwest, and Dominican traditions.
• Glaciers Calve as Global Heating Makes Overshoot Unavoidable · Scientists warn that exceeding 1.5 degrees Celsius is now unavoidable despite UN climate goals.
• Experts Question Simple Climate Change Attribution for Recent Disasters · Scientists and journalists debate whether labeling recent floods as climate change is too simple or alarmist.
• Author Azita Ardakani Reflects on Wonder and Humanity's Cosmic Roots in Children's Book Ocean of Stars · Azita Ardakani's essay and children's book Ocean of Stars argue that modern life erodes wonder and urges reconnection to the cosmos.
• A Poet's Ode to the Melting Arctic and Its Vanishing Beauty · An author reflects on witnessing the beauty and rapid melting of the Arctic cryosphere after a two-week expedition.
• Former NOAA Employees Restore Defunct El Niño Blog · A team of former NOAA staff launched climate.us to revive the defunct ENSO blog after government cuts.
• U.S. Grid Congestion Threatens Clean Energy Transition · Experts warn that grid congestion and slow interconnection processes threaten the U.S. clean energy transition.