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Caty Enders

Caty Enders is a contributing editor at Guardian US. Twitter @catyenders

February 2021

  • The most heavily Latino areas of the US are violating federal drinking water rules twice as much as those serving the rest of the country

    America's water crisis
    More than 25m drink from the worst US water systems, with Latinos most exposed

    Guardian investigation shows systems in Latino areas violate federal drinking water rules twice as much as those serving the rest of the US

May 2019

  • What's hiding in our grocery basket?

    Toxic America
    What banned substances might be hiding in your groceries?

    The typical American shopping list is full of substances much more tightly regulated in other countries. Find out what’s in yours

June 2017

  • Bison (or Buffalo) below the Grand Teton Mountains<br>Bison on the prairie below the Grand Teton Range. Fall colors on the Grand Teton Mountain Range. Bison (or Buffalo) migrate out of Yellowstone National Park in winter

    This land is your land
    America's public lands are under threat. Support coverage of this critical issue – video

    In the coming months, the Guardian will look at the role of public lands in American life and the threat posed by a push to give them away

March 2017

  • Environmental activists protest outside the EU Council in Brussels. Europe is poised to take the lead in global efforts against climate change.

    EU leads attacks on Trump's rollback of Obama climate policy

    Europe poised to take baton from US as leader in global efforts to fight climate change, with America’s commitment to Paris accords at risk

February 2017

  • bears ears national monument

    Republicans back off bill to sell 3.3m acres of public land after outcry

    Congressman Jason Chaffetz withdraws House bill 621 as conservationists and outdoorsmen vow to continue fight over similar legislation

January 2017

  • Bears Ears National Monument, designated just last year, is one of the many areas of public land that may be marked for transfer or sale in a new bill in Congress

    This land is your land
    Republicans move to sell off 3.3m acres of national land, sparking rallies

  • Young Guns Credit Brett Lowell HR

    At the Banff Mountain Film Festival, the future of adventure sports is female

July 2016

  • Rioters battle with Zimbabwean police in Harare.

    'Now we are waking up': Zimbabwe protests leader seeks international help

    Evan Mawarire urges foreign governments to put pressure on Robert Mugabe and threatens further shutdowns

March 2016

  • Wooden skis have traditionally been used as snow shoes in Afghanistan. The Afghan Ski Challenge, now in its sixth year, hopes to introduce downhill skiing to the war-torn country, which is attempting to send its first two skiers to the winter Olympics.

    The race to bring Afghanistan to the Winter Olympics

    Last week 80 skiers from around the world competed for glory at the Afghan Ski Challenge in the Hindu Kush. Does skiing have a future in Afghanistan?

February 2016

  • Steph Davis Base jumps off Tombstone, outside of Moab, Utah

    Wingsuit Base jumper Steph Davis describes holding on and letting go

    When pro climber and Base jumper Steph Davis lost her husband in a crash, she considered stepping off her favorite jump spot without a parachute

January 2016

  • JB Mauney rides Shaft for during the championship round of the PBR Built Ford Tough series at Madison Square Garden

    Sportblog
    As bull riding hits the big time, pros fight through pain for monster payouts

    With viewership up and money coming in, Professional Bull Riders Inc is about to hit the big time. But elite bull riders still fight to stay alive

December 2015

  • North Face Co-Founder Doug Tompkins In Patagonia National Park<br>PATAGONIA NATIONAL PARK, CHILE - DECEMBER 7: Doug Tompkins, 72, co-founder of North Face and Esprit clothing brands holds his camera on December 7, 2014 in Patagonia National Park, Chile. Tompkins died on December 8, 2015 of hypothermia after a kayaking accident in the Patagonia National Park of southern Chile. (Photo by James Q Martin/Getty Images)

    Doug Tompkins: life and death of the ecological visionary behind North Face

    The company co-founder, who died last week in a kayaking accident, recalled as ‘a brilliant man with an absolute passion’ for nature
  • Ryan

    Last Race to the Pole: will the reality show be the final North Pole trek?

    The first unassisted expedition to the North Pole took place in 1990, 25 years later the effects of global warming mean the trip is almost impossible. A new TV shows takes a look at the ‘final’ race to the pole
  • Pop-up shop at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel

    Not Just a Label pops up at the Waldorf

    Designer site comes down from the cloud, opening US store to meet its customers

October 2015

  • Peter Siebold, the pilot of Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo, parachuting to safety after its crash. The co-pilot, Michael Alsbury, was killed.

    Space travel for the 1%: Virgin Galactic's $250,000 tickets haunt New Mexico town

    Private companies argue they’re democratizing space exploration by offering it to celebrities and millionaires. But in New Mexico, locals are footing the bill

September 2015

  • Bakken oil fields

    Hillary Clinton opposes Keystone, but other pipelines have forged ahead

    Clinton has taken a stance on Keystone XL, but in the meantime, TransCanada has moved on and new tar sands projects are being prepped at the border

August 2015

  • Juvenile inmate firefighters

    Escape casts spotlight on Washington use of juvenile inmates to fight wildfires

  • Garrison Keillor for G2

    30 minutes with …
    Garrison Keillor on retiring, the trouble with nostalgia, and the state of America

  • Jimmy Chin on Meru

    Meru: the documentary that best captures 'the PTSD' of high-level climbing

  • Drakes Bay Oyster Co. workers sort freshly harvested oysters in 2013 in Inverness, California.

    Summer Brennan: 'oyster wars' reveal a battle for America's public lands

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