A planet in crisis
Perhaps if we listen deeply enough and regularly enough, we ourselves will become the song this planet needs to hear.
Climate activists set sights on ending fossil fuel exports in Pacific Northwest once and...
When federal regulators came to Southern Oregon in June for hearings on a massive gas export project, they were greeted by a...
Is science failing the world’s primates?
There are more than 500 known primate species, but it would be hard to tell that by looking at recent research. Want...
2 million Americans lack clean water access, especially Native Americans
“It’s hard to imagine that in America today, people are living without basics like safe and reliable water service.”
Nestlé Gains Control Over Town’s Water for 45 Years
Nestlé subsidiary, Poland Spring, now has control over a small town's groundwater for the next several decades.
Exxon to pay $20 million for violating Clean Air Act 16,386 times
“We will not stand idly by when polluters put our health and safety at risk.”
Exxon is telling investors its Permian fracking projects are ‘world class’. The data says...
A new report finds that the productivity of ExxonMobil’s wells in the Permian basin declined in 2019, raising “troubling questions about the quality” of its assets.
Climate migrants might reach one billion by 2050
“Unless we change the way we manage our land, in the next 30 years we may leave a billion or more vulnerable poor people with little choice but to fight or flee.”
Trump’s energy adviser runs away when questioned by Democracy Now! at UN climate talks
Wells Griffith refused to answer questions and ran from our camera team for about a quarter-mile, retreating to the U.S. delegation office.
Electric ‘wallpaper’ could warm homes with radiant heat
Offering a more sustainable heating solution could help more homes transition away from gas-powered heat sources and help the UK move toward its climate goals.