Repairing damaged landscapes is a critical strategy for slowing climate change and species loss.
In India, cities are restoring ancient stepwells to build climate resilience.
Communities across the US, in rural Appalachia, are impacted by the open burning of toxic chemicals as a waste disposal strategy.
It’s time for Congress to protect marine mammals from dangerous plastic pollution.
High-impact, individual climate actions can help create a tidal wave of change, says scientist Kimberly Nicholas.
The Iberian lynx — one of the world's most endangered cats — made a giant leap toward a comeback in just a few years, easing the way for other species to follow in its path.
Once deemed crazy, conceptual public art projects imagining climate changed coastlines are now seen as prescient.
They include multiple carcinogens and chemicals that are toxic to aquatic life.
The release of body camera footage and permit challenge come as one Atlanta Police Foundation board member steps down.
An investor group wants to develop a sprawling sand and gravel mine on California land sacred to the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band.
'The Water Defender’s' telling of how a small group of El Salvadorians took on global mining interests is inspiring and empowering.
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