Thursday, October 8, 2026

One third of freshwater fish face extinction, new report warns

A new report from a coalition of 16 conservation groups warns that almost a third of freshwater fish species face extinction because of human activity.

Industry wants new pipeline on Navajo land scarred by decades of fossil fuel extraction

Navajo opponents say it is another way outsiders will profit by harming their environment and health.

Climate-related damage costs $16 million per hour on average globally, new study estimates

The study authors estimate the cost of the extreme weather damages from 2000 to 2019 to average around $143 billion, which breaks down to around $16.3 million per hour.

We’re racing down the highway to a Mad Max World

There’s a Degrowth Exit Up Ahead.

Trump administration imposes freeze on EPA grants and contracts

The Trump administration has imposed a freeze on grants and contracts by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

The strategy of maximal extraction

This is how Donald Trump plans to enlist fossil fuels in the struggle for global dominance.

80 critically endangered Australian frogs released to the wild after surviving disease and bushfire...

“It’s one of the most threatened frog species in Australia and it’s holding on, just clinging on, thanks to these amazing conservation works.”

‘You can’t live without us’: How Big Oil pivoted from climate-friendly messaging to normalize...

More than 1,500 independent advertising agencies and 4,000 individual creatives have signed Clean Creatives’ pledge to refuse future fossil fuel contracts.

Carbon capture will extend oil production by 84 years, industry study finds

Because of carbon capture and storage, a technology widely touted by the oil and gas industry and some political leaders as a key solution for climate change, the field could still be producing 1.5 million barrels of oil annually by the year 2100.

Half the world’s killer whale populations at risk from toxic chemicals

Ten out of the world's 19 killer whale populations were rapidly dwindling, the study found.