Vicious cycle of increasing wealth gaps, disproportionate climate harms is worsening globally, report finds
“Global inequalities seem to be about as great today as they were at the peak of western imperialism in the early 20th century.”
As Americans struggle to afford rising gas prices, Big Oil profits surge to $174...
U.S. oil companies are making more money than any other time in history.
‘It’s a proud day’: Oregon landowners celebrate demise of LNG project, even as legal...
A coalition of Oregon landowners, environmental groups, and Native tribes fended off Jordan Cove for more than a decade. But the legal implications of the project’s demise outside of Oregon are unclear.
Biden continues drilling boom on public lands despite campaign pledge, analysis shows
“The reality is that in the battle between the oil industry and Biden, the industry is winning.”
A future with little to no snow? What that means for the West
A new study hopes to inspire water managers — and the rest of us — to begin planning for how climate change will dramatically reduce snowpack.
Plastic trash in the ocean is a global problem, and the US is the...
A study published in 2020 that concluded that the U.S. is the largest global source of plastic waste, including plastics shipped to other countries that later are mismanaged.
EPA releases first-of-its-kind report on food waste
Despite pledging to cut food loss and waste in half by 2030, the U.S. is far from reaching its goal.
Indigenous groups unveil plan to protect 80 percent of the Amazon in Peru and...
The Amazonian Indigenous organizations leading the plan aim to center Indigenous-led forest management and land tenure to protect endemic species.
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New report: Cost of renewable energies may be less than previously thought
A new report found that predicted costs for renewables have likely been overestimated "falling short of early pricing model predictions again and again."