Tom Moran

In blue states and red, kids are taught in grade school that the men who founded America were geniuses, as if touched by the divine with the wisdom to build the world's first lasting democracy.

The news that President Donald Trump is moving to gut protections for wetlands, and that the Hudson River might be among his victims, sent me back

Trump can declare his war on the environment, but that doesn’t mean he’ll win it.

If you have any doubt that Democrats are fired up these days, look to the frenzied fight to fill the House seat that Mikie Sherrill vacated a few

I have to believe that someday, we’ll find our way home. The country is made of better stuff.

Musk claimed no one died as a result of these cuts, a claim that is beyond absurd on its face. We'll never know the exact number, but so far, more than 700,000 have died as a result of the cuts, two-thirds of them children,

One of the newest ideas in Alaska land management dates back millennia. At a recent gathering in Fairbanks, representatives of Indigenous organizations and communities in Alaska and Canada met to collaborate on the development of Indigenous-led stewardship programs in Alaska. Often known as Guardians programs, these initiatives engage Native people to monitor and protect...

Ex-typhoon Halong couldn’t have come at a worse time for residents of the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta—or for their freezers. “It’s fall time when the storms usually hit,” explained Katie Basile, Alaska Sea Grant coastal resilience specialist for the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. “This is after families have worked all summer and fall to hunt and fish and [...]

What do walrus monitoring, the Tracy Arm tsunami and salmon bycatch have in common? All of them are important topics for audiences in Alaska’s coastal communities. Which is why each has been the focus of a recent presentation at one of Alaska Sea Grant’s three public lecture series: Strait Science Series, the Petersburg Science [...]

Adam Hamawy, a candidate in the 12th Congressional District, provided translation for Omar Abdel-Rahman, known as the “Blind Sheikh,” in the 1990s. His critics, he says, are guilty of anti-Muslim bias.