Ugandan Activists Face Criminal Charges Following Pipeline Protest

Human rights watchdogs sound alarm on crackdown on environmental advocates in the East African nation.

Obiora Ikoku

In Conversation with Dolores Huerta

Digging into the common ground between the labor and climate movements with the iconic labor organizer.

Zoe Loftus-Farren KPFA - Terra Verde

Will Deep Sea Mining Suffocate Ocean Conservation?

Without major attention and funding, experts fear marine sustainability goals for 2030 will go unmet.

Julián Reingold

Supporting the Next Generation of Activism

After 15 years of changemaking, YEA Camp is changing too.

Nora Kramer

Beasts of the Urban Wild

Urban areas are wilder than we give them credit for.

Tove Danovich

Coexisting with Coyotes

Despite indiscriminate killing, this remarkably adaptive and resourceful species is here to stay.

Hannah Wilton KPFA - Terra Verde

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In Italy, efforts to build a viable population of Marsican brown bears are underway.

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River Guardians

Grassroots groups have taken it upon themselves to protect waterways in the southeastern US — and elsewhere around the world.

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‘They Treat People Like Flotsam’

Great whites are peacefully coexisting with Californians. Why?

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Is There a Place for Hydropower in a Warming World?

Their high greenhouse gas emissions, environmental impact, and regional conflicts over water sharing offer a clear answer.

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Water Filters Can Protect US Communities from Lead and Plastic Pollution

The EPA's proposal to tackle lead in drinking water does not go far enough.

Madison Dennis

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