Tuesday, September 1, 2026

New Jersey becomes the first state to add the climate crisis to their curriculum

“This generation of students will feel the effects of climate change more than any other, and it is critical that every student is provided an opportunity to study and understand the climate crisis.”

Yesterday’s People’s Climate March was a huge success

The People’s Climate March creates awareness of the importance of acknowledging climate change and criticizes the Trump administration for their efforts to ignore it.

Federal court orders EPA to set stronger smog standards

The EPA “must go back and fix its mistakes so cherished natural spaces like national parks can thrive.”

Amazon fires explained: what are they, why are they so damaging, and how can...

Addressing these challenges requires integrated national and global actions, collaboration between scientists and policy makers, and long-term funding – approaches that the current Brazilian administration seems intent on destroying.

Glyphosate Found in Urine of 93 percent of Americans Tested

Glyphosate-containing herbicides are sold under trademarks such as Monsanto’s Roundup.
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First wolf sighted in Belgium in 100 years was likely shot with her cubs

Naya made wildlife history when she became the first wolf to be spotted in Belgium for more than 100 years in January 2018.

Trump administration ignores environmental impacts of mining 30 million tons of coal near Bryce...

The organizations filed a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) challenge to the recent approval of the expanded mine, which would extract millions of tons of coal and exacerbate climate change impacts including air pollution and other threats.

Thousands of pollution monitoring exemptions made to oil and gas industry amid pandemic

“It’s like saying, ‘We’re going to remove the radar guns and remove speedometers, but you still have to comply with the speed limit. That doesn’t make sense.”

US Secretary of Energy announces support for cost-shared research and development for carbon capture...

Unfortunately, the DOE hopes that the solutions will enable competitive operation of fossil-based power generation infrastructure in a low-carbon future, rather than focusing on clean energy.

Victim Blaming the Planet

A federal judge gets it wrong on the oil pipeline through the Dakotas.