Chris Clarke
Chris Clarke was KCET's Environment Editor until July 2017. He is a veteran environmental journalist and natural history writer. He lives in Joshua Tree.
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All pipelines leak eventually. When they do, living things downstream are in trouble.
Set your watch: Oil spills happen about every 12 hours in North Dakota.
Solar power is easier on the planet than oil, and it creates a more viable, democratic economy — on and off the Reservation.
When it comes to building windmills, Native peoples face more obstacles than non-Native corporations.
The newly discovered male lions are in good shape. They'll need to be.
Trump has further sealed his legacy as the worst president for the environment in American history.
Originally developed as a chemical weapon, this weedkiller can be found in garages across America.
Reefs are like the canary in a coal mine: sensitive indicators of the way the Earth is changing.
Want to visit a coral reef, but you're not sure where they are? We can help.
If your potatoes aren't organic, they were probably grown using this cancer-causing fumigant.
The Trump administration just blocked a ban on the stuff.
A tank car full of this pesticide caused a California disaster in 1991. Farmers use 600 cars-full each year.