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Exxon’s oil drilling gamble off Guyana Coast could turn country from a carbon sink...

Exxon has said that it’s committed to helping meet Paris climate goals, but at the same time, it is turning a country that was a non-oil producer into a massive oil producer.

Fully recyclable paper cups? They exist, but you won’t find them at Starbucks

Starbucks has made several pledges to produce recyclable cups dating back to 2008—but its cups are still unable to be recycled economically.

How the world’s first CO2 pipeline explosion turned a Mississippi town into ‘a zombie...

Effects from Satartia Gas Leak still linger for some in town.

NOAA reports record highs in greenhouse gas emissions and global sea levels

“It is clear that without swift action, we can, unfortunately, expect to set new records like these every year.”

Light pollution linked to nearly 50% decline in insect populations

“If insects are in trouble — as we believe they are, and have evidence to support that — perhaps we should be doing all we can to reduce these negative influences.”

With their land on the line, Indigenous Brazilians gather for landmark ruling

“Indigenous people are facing a series of threats at this moment and we decided to resist.”

UK banks defend climate record despite billions lent to fossil fuel industry this year

DeSmog research has found that over 86 percent (13 out of 15) of HSBC’s board of directors have current or past ties to polluting companies and industries.

‘We’re staying’: Line 3 opponents camp at Minnesota Capitol to protest oil pipeline

"We're here in ceremony. We’re here to assert our treaty rights and our right to exist and our right to clean water."

EPA takes action to protect Pacific salmon from pesticides

Pesticides generally are a problem for salmon for several reasons and can have a variety of impacts depending on the chemical involved.

Climate crisis putting a billion children at ‘extremely high risk,’ warns new UN report

Almost half of the world’s children are seriously threatened by the rapidly deteriorating global climate.