Friday, August 1, 2025

‘Abnormally high’ turtle deaths after acid-laden ship sinks off Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka urgently needs national-level, long-term monitoring of environmental parameters in the ocean using a standardized methodology.

US cities are suffocating in the heat. Now they want retribution

In a recent lawsuit, the city argues that fossil fuel companies should be held responsible for such costs because they knowingly contributed to the climate crisis.

Court orders France to take swifter action on climate change

This means the government, which cannot appeal the ruling, is legally bound to do all it can to cut emissions before the end of March next year.

Do beach cleanups really make a difference?

Cleanups can help people understand the problem and engage in solutions.

Energy Transfer’s Gulf Run pipeline to export fracked gas from Louisiana set to begin...

But FERC’s business-as-usual approach to fossil fuel projects during the climate crisis looks increasingly shaky, casting new doubt on the industry’s prospects.

House passes resolution that reinstates EPA’s methane pollution safeguards

A new report by the UN Environment Program confirmed that cutting methane pollution from both new and existing oil and gas operations is vital in tackling the climate crisis.

Over 200 groups demand no water privatization in any infrastructure deal

“Water privatization has failed communities across the country and must be rejected in all its forms.”
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“Defending the sacred”: Indigenous water protectors continue resistance to Line 3 pipeline in Minnesota

“This, to me, is an extension of the fight that’s happening all over Mother Earth, protecting the last beautiful places, protecting the sacred.”

Footage of Exxon lobbyist increases pressure on Biden to end fossil fuel subsidies

“It’s time for President Biden to pick a side: Exxon or the American majority?”

Supreme Court allows fracked gas pipeline’s use of eminent domain. But the pipeline’s victory...

The decision could give private companies more power to take state land, but experts point to a thicket of legal obstacles that remain in the pipeline’s way.