Mother Jones
There Is Something Called “Forever Chemicals” Coursing Through the US Food Supply
CityLab
How One Kid Stopped the Contamination of a River
How American Recycling Is Changing After China’s National Sword
Why Toledo Just Gave Legal Rights to Lake Erie
Inside the Bill That Set the ‘Strongest Clean Energy Requirement in the Nation’
After the Tree of Life Attack, Synagogues Seek Balance Between Safety and Openness
Why New York City Is Reporting Its Sustainability Progress to the UN
Ozone Levels in Many U.S. National Parks Are Similar to Those in Large Cities
Designing the First Full-Time Human Habitat on the Moon
A Zine That Captures the Many Faces of Washington, D.C.’s Metro Riders
(All of my articles for CityLab can be found on my author page.)
City Limits
Older Workers are Organizing to Fight Ageism on the Job
New Judges Help to Speed New York’s Family Courts, But Holdups Remain
NYC’s Memorial Murals Honor Those Who’ve Gone, Then Go Themselves
Art Therapy Helps, But Insurance Often Hinders It
Chelsea Now
(reporting & photography)
At Monday Night Jam, a Firm ‘Foundation’ for Jazz
Chelsea to Cali: Sky Rink All Stars Ready for Nationals
Public Art Project's Activist Roots Expand Beyond the Box
Amateur Astronomers Take a Night Flight to the High Line
CNN
Long-lost Rodin Sculpture found in New Jersey
13th dismembered foot found on British Columbia shore
A man tries to mimic a TV stunt -- and sets off a massive fire
Thieves ram U-Haul into Louis Vuitton store in $150,000 smash-and-grab