Bryan Walsh

America's 250th birthday feels bleak. The numbers tell a different story. America in the summer of 1976 was not in a good place.

The case for making air conditioning normal — even in Europe. As temperatures blew past 100 ° F in cities across Europe last week, it was

Today’s teens are much safer than 1990s teens. Why doesn’t anyone talk about it?

David Wallace-Wells on the climate test ahead of us.

The biggest US housing law in 30 years won’t lower rents overnight. But it settles Washington’s long argument over what causes the housing crisis.

This year's hot, smoky summer shows why cutting emissions won't be enough to protect us from the warming already here.

Climate adaptation isn’t surrender. It’s survival.

A tiny pill could reshape the fight against the world’s biggest killer.

Americans today are dramatically less likely to die of heart disease than they were just a few generations ago.

The road safety revolution began when we stopped treating crashes as inevitable. Now, we have to finish the job