Matthew Russell

Matthew Russell

Matthew Russell is a West Michigan native and with a background in journalism, data analysis, cartography and design thinking. He likes to learn new things and solve old problems whenever possible, and enjoys bicycling, spending time with his daughters, and coffee.

Articles by Matthew Russell

On the left, a humpback whale breaches glacial turquoise waters before snow-capped mountains; on the right, vivid green and purple aurora borealis swirls above a snowy mountain landscape.

Alaska's Wild Salmon Could Pay the Price for Industrial Fish Farms

The federal government is moving to designate industrial fish farming zones in Alaska's waters. Scientists say the environmental review doesn't go nearly far enough to protect a critically stressed marine...

Alaska's Wild Salmon Could Pay the Price for Industrial Fish Farms

The federal government is moving to designate industrial fish farming zones in Alaska's waters. Scientists say the environmental review doesn't go nearly far enough to protect a critically stressed marine...

On the left, dramatic storm clouds frame a golden ocean sunset; on the right, a flooded urban street bears a red "Road Closed" sign amid standing water.

El Niño Is Swallowing America's Coastlines and Millions of Families Are Running Out of Time to Escape

Beaches from Malibu to San Diego are vanishing faster than communities can respond, as an El Niño gathering historic strength drives seas to levels not seen in living memory. Scientists...

El Niño Is Swallowing America's Coastlines and Millions of Families Are Running Out of Time to Escape

Beaches from Malibu to San Diego are vanishing faster than communities can respond, as an El Niño gathering historic strength drives seas to levels not seen in living memory. Scientists...

On the left, cooling towers emit steam over a reflective wetland at dusk; on the right, a rusted smokestack rises inside a massive concrete cooling tower.

EPA Repeals the Rules That Kept Power Plant Greenhouse Gas Pollution in Check

The EPA repealed federal greenhouse gas limits on fossil fuel power plants. The science warning of serious health risks has not changed.

EPA Repeals the Rules That Kept Power Plant Greenhouse Gas Pollution in Check

The EPA repealed federal greenhouse gas limits on fossil fuel power plants. The science warning of serious health risks has not changed.

On the left, muddy slurry pours from a metal pipe; on the right, hands coated in dark oil hold pooling liquid over grass.

Hundreds of Thousands Depend on Aquifer Threatened by Carbon Well Permits

Three proposed carbon injection wells in McLean County, Illinois sit close to the Mahomet Aquifer, which supplies drinking water to hundreds of thousands of people across central Illinois.

Hundreds of Thousands Depend on Aquifer Threatened by Carbon Well Permits

Three proposed carbon injection wells in McLean County, Illinois sit close to the Mahomet Aquifer, which supplies drinking water to hundreds of thousands of people across central Illinois.

On the left, an adult bison and a calf nuzzle in a mountainous landscape; on the right, two bald eagles perch together in a nest atop a pine tree.

A Single Directive Just Ended Federal Accountability for Killing Endangered Animals

A September 2026 directive from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service means unintentional killings of protected species may no longer trigger federal liability — eroding a legal framework built over...

A Single Directive Just Ended Federal Accountability for Killing Endangered Animals

A September 2026 directive from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service means unintentional killings of protected species may no longer trigger federal liability — eroding a legal framework built over...

On the left, two dogs fight on a sandy beach; on the right, two adults separate fighting dogs in a park while a child watches.

Thousands of Dogs Trapped in Organized Fighting Rings as Federal Enforcement Finally Expands

Dogfighting is happening right now, across the country, on a scale that shocks investigators. Federal agencies have finally begun coordinated action. Whether it lasts depends on what comes next.

Thousands of Dogs Trapped in Organized Fighting Rings as Federal Enforcement Finally Expands

Dogfighting is happening right now, across the country, on a scale that shocks investigators. Federal agencies have finally begun coordinated action. Whether it lasts depends on what comes next.