Toxic Alaska mine could ‘destroy the world’s last great sockeye salmon fishery’
The massive Pebble Mine project is back in play after Alaska’s governor met with President Donald Trump.
How Harold Hamm is bankrolling Trump’s 2024 campaign to advance Big Oil’s agenda
Behind Trump’s promises to dismantle climate regulations and drill more oil lies a $1 billion fundraising push led by billionaire Harold Hamm. This investigation reveals the deep ties between Trump, Big Oil, and their shared vision for America’s energy future.
Americans’ extinction denial syndrome
As the mad globalization of the economy and the funneling of all wealth to the tiniest segment of the ultra-rich carries on apace, perhaps the rest of us, struggling just to make the monthly payments for shelter and food, are losing that primal urge so critical to species survival.
Thousands of activists stage protests at three German coal mines to demand bolder climate...
"We want to show with our protest today that this mine needs to be shut down permanently."
Defending the environment now more lethal than soldiering in some war zones – and...
Indigenous peoples should be a source of inspiration for the global community.
Climate change is killing Americans. Health departments aren’t equipped to respond
How a decade of neglect and politics undermined the CDC’s fight against climate change
Exxon refinery catches fire day after government settles over pollution from other gulf plants
Exxon’s Baton Rouge refinery is adjacent to one of the company’s eight facilities named in a settlement reached with the EPA and the DOJ.
More than 57,000 U.S. locations likely contaminated with PFAS
The researchers' hope that their map can be a tool for both other scientists and state and federal regulators to better understand and manage PFAS pollution in the U.S.
EPA moves to value human lives at zero in air pollution rules while prioritizing...
Internal documents show the Trump administration’s EPA is abandoning decades of public health accounting in favor of business compliance costs.
Nearly half of U.S. coastal marshes are vulnerable to sea level rise, study finds
“I hope it helps with identifying not just the most vulnerable wetlands today but the most vulnerable wetlands tomorrow.”









