A list of the five most promising legal steps we can take to help fight climate change.
The island nation’s government has begun granting mining leases in its rare limestone karst rainforest.
Over-reliance on technofixes exacerbates pollution in frontline communities and undermines California’s climate leadership, say critics.
“The ‘dash for gas’ is nothing more than a short-sighted strategy to profit from the energy crisis.”
Facing a range of threats, from droughts and storms to goats and war, these iconic trees are staging a patient comeback.
The passage of a new law has made the state a powerful new player in the renewable energy industry.
Annika Webber, one of this year's Brower Youth Award winners, believes in combining youth passion with adult experience.
Mia Mottley, the prime minister of Barbados, is devising a debt relief and loan blueprint targeting the International Monetary Fund.
Kabir Peay uses genetic sequencing tools to map the ‘grossly understudied’ world of fungal interactions.
Some fear the outcome of the 8 November elections might derail US leadership on the global climate crisis.
Clover Flat Landfill is facing a federal lawsuit claiming that it discharged polluted stormwater in violation of the Clean Water Act.
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