Brazil’s role at COP30 at stake as the president is harming the environment and trampling human rights
Brazil can’t attend COP30 while harming the environment and trampling human rights in the process, they say.
Why is my electric bill suddenly more expensive?
Why your electric bill is more expensive and isn’t going to be cheaper any time soon.
Seeing fewer fireflies this year? Here’s why, and how you can help.
Fireflies are vulnerable to climate change and habitat loss. Some simple landscaping tricks and turning off porch lights can make…
Louisiana Law: Natural Gas is “Green” Energy
A new state law that redefines natural gas as a ‘“green” energy source was adapted from language written by a…
Photos: After Texas Hill Country flood
After the tragic flooding in Kerr County, photographs depict a battered but resilient community.
How Plants Could Save Us From ‘Forever Chemicals’
Tools to address PFAS pollution are limited. Here's what researchers are learning about how these chemicals travel through the environment…
From Brazil to Britain: Rainforest Restoration Guardians Unite in a Bid to Heal the Land
Indigenous leaders from the Amazon have joined UK conservationists in Dartmoor, offering a message of hope for rainforest restoration.
In Georgia, Sheep on a Solar Farm is Not a Baaad Idea
We're losing vital agricultural land. But is solar the main culprit?
These Fishers Made Peace With Offshore Wind. Then Trump Came Along.
Called ‘traitors’ at the docks, over 100 East Coast fishers are working for wind developers. Many voted for a president…
Geothermal Energy Keeps Utility Bills Low in Texas Neighborhood
The development outside Austin taps into natural heat deep underground to run heating and cooling systems for the planned 7,500…
Wildfires in Canada Displace First Nations at Alarming Pace
With over 40,000 people evacuated and infrastructure overwhelmed by wildfires in Canada, Indigenous leaders say climate change is hitting their…
Tulane scientist resigns, citing ‘gag order’ on environmental justice research
Emails show a racial disparities study angered elected Louisiana officials and potential donors to a $600 million university-led redevelopment project
