We Can't Let Guns Define Us

Every year, thousands upon thousands of coyotes, bobcats, foxes, and other wild animals are massacred in wildlife killing contests on both public and private lands across the United States. As journalist Kim Frank details in the Journal’s Summer 2022 cover story, “Blood Sport,” these animals are often lured towards hunters using high-tech equipment, summarily gunned down with high-powered rifles, then counted and weighed by contest organizers, who offer their killers tens of thousands of dollars in cash or other prizes like firearms. The scale of the killing is stomach-churning.   

Root Out Hate

We can’t ignore the fact that the environmental movement’s history has been part of the soil in which seeds of the Buffalo mass shooter’s hatred sprouted and thrived. We have to make clear that gun culture, White supremacy, and ecofascism have no place in today’s environmental movement.
 

A Mighty Girl

Nalleli Cobo was only nine when she took on an oil company that was drilling in her Los Angeles neighborhood and making her and other locals sick. It took her a decade, but ultimately she prevailed.
 

City of Lights Goes Green

When IT specialist Enrico Fusto moved to Paris in 2015, he was bothered by how rare trees were in the culturally- and materially-rich metropolis. So he worked with city leaders to invite nature in, in the form of dense mini-forests.
 

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