Donald Trump’s Feverish Lust for Green Energy Resources

It’s not about the climate, it’s about greed.

Joshua Frank

Starch-based Bioplastic May be as Toxic as Petroleum-based Plastic, Study Finds

Bioplastics, heralded for supposedly breaking down more quickly, can cause similar health problems to other plastics

Tom Perkins The Guardian

Wildlife Protection at the Cost of Human Lives

Critics say rangers in Eswatini are using a decades-old law to avoid accountability in the killings of dozens of suspected poachers.

Nokukhanya Musi-Aimienoho

A Lake Is Saved

How villagers at Lake Elemetaita restored an entire ecosystem in Kenya’s Rift Valley.

Daniel Sitole

The Rise of Deadly Ship Collisions in Chile

On average, five fatal whale strikes occur in the country’s waters each year, the highest in the world – and just a fraction of the total number killed, say researchers.

Charis McGowan The Guardian

Wind Development Encounters Resistance in Japan

Fishing communities and conservationists are pushing back against offshore wind projects.

Nithin Coca

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Urban Compesinx on Youth Power and Land Reclamation

Seeding sovereignty and food justice in the heart of southeast San Francisco.

Hannah Wilton KPFA - Terra Verde

In Zimbabwe, Community Seed Banks Are Helping Build Climate Resilience

The system, which empowers farmers to produce diverse crops and own the means of production, is gaining traction worldwide.

Diana Kruzman

Immigrants Cleaning Up Wildfire-Stricken LA Face Hazardous Conditions

Advocates say workers risk their health and fear speaking out about conditions amid Trump’s immigration crackdown.

Hilary Beaumont The Guardian

Losing Good Neighbors

It’s can be tempting to get rid of creatures we don’t understand.

Tove Danovich

Showcasing Indigenous Water Rights Activists

'Water for Life' tells the stories of Latin American activists who have fought to protect their communities from mining and hydroelectric projects.

Fiona McLeod KPFA - Terra Verde

‘An Outlier’: Why Does the US Rank Lower on Demands for Climate Action?

Support for climate action is growing in the US, but partisan divides and fossil fuel interests hold sway.

Danielle Renwick The Guardian

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