At the same time, Indigenous tribes are being violently expelled from their land in the name of conservation, report says.
Thousands more New Hampshire residents may be drinking tainted water in a region plagued by health problems thought to stem from PFAS pollution.
In San Francisco's salty South Bay, an ambitious wetlands restoration project is attempting to balance a return to the ecological past with the realities of a changing future.
The industry has long come under fire for tossing unsold clothing. Is it finally evolving?
New classification would mean a total ban on international trade in the animal’s body parts, as climate crisis and poaching hit populations.
Fewer than 350 of these critically endangered cetaceans remain and they are dying at faster rates than they can reproduce.
The green gas nirvana touted by industry is hydrogen made using renewable energy and biomethane produced from organic waste — and it’s decades away.
If passed, it will be the biggest and arguably first piece of climate legislation ever enacted by the US.
Moderate- to high-intensity fire in the backcountry is not something to be feared. It is a process that breathes new life into our forest ecosystems.
Faith leaders in the skeptical south are working to persuade their congregations that climate action is a Christian duty.
Activists point to potential impacts of oil exploration on UNESCO World Heritage Site, lack of consultation with local Indigenous communities.
When we quiet our modern minds, and we listen with our bodies, we can touch the mystery that is held in this Earth.
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