A London-based mining company polluted an Indian port city for decades before a mass-shooting forced its smelter to shut down. Local activists like fatima babu are fighting to keep it closed.
Colin Daileda
A Matter of Spirits
A passionate group of farmers, distillers, and bartenders across the US and beyond are seeking to reduce the environmental footprint of alcoholic beverages.
Shanna Farrell
Activists Stand Guard Over California Redwoods Amid Logging Threat
So far, tree-sitters have foiled recent logging plans in Jackson Demonstration State Forest. But they are calling for long-term protections.
Austin Price
The Dixie Fire and Me
Can My Town Rebuild After Losing It All?
Jane Braxton Little
Here All Along
Women’s contributions to the seafood industry are often overlooked. Can small scale aquaculture change that?
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Thirsty for Justice
Susana De Anda is on a mission to bring clean and affordable water to every Californian.
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I had a ringside seat to the beginning of the fracking boom and it wasn’t pretty.
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“Last on a List of Priorities”
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20 Meat and Dairy Firms Emit More Greenhouse Gas than Germany, Britain, or France
Livestock companies with large emissions receive billions of dollars in funding, campaigners say.
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Meet the 2021 Brower Youth Award Winners
From climate justice to water conservation to plastics pollution, this year’s winners are tackling some of the biggest environmental challenges of our time.
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My Extreme World. And (Un)Welcome to It.
We’re no longer just reading about the climate crisis. We’re living it in a startling fashion.
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Embarking on Green Careers
Earth Island projects give UC Berkeley undergraduates a head start in real-world environmental work.
