People who want to ban fracking immediately, says Joe Biden, ‘oughta vote for someone...
"Might I recommend Bernie Sanders: the climate candidate."
‘It’s our future’: Meet the youth activists behind Fridays for Future Movements in Uganda...
"It is a very important issue for us because it’s us against our future. We either do something now or we don’t have a future."
Trump’s EPA re-approves ‘cyanide bombs’ deadly to coyotes, foxes and feral dogs, other wildlife
“This appalling decision leaves cyanide traps lurking in our wild places to threaten people, pets, and imperiled animals.”
All you need to know about cryosphere and why it’s important for earth?
The scientists at Norvergence found that the interactions between ices cover and snow make the cryosphere very important for the global climate.
Los Angeles school board commits to renewable energy after months of grassroots campaigning
"This 100% Clean Energy school district commitment demonstrates what can happen when students, parents, teachers and school district leaders work to move the needle on climate."
The bee is officially on the verge of extinction
With our own health and well-being directly linked to these insects, we have to make it a priority to ensure the bee population's survival.
Big polluters must be ‘held liable’ for destruction of climate, campaigners say at COP...
“For decades, big polluters have gone to any lengths to block, weaken, and delay policy. That time is over.”
Palm oil in snack foods could be destroying the world’s ‘orangutan capital’
Food manufacturers may be causing the destruction of a nationally protected wildlife reserve in Indonesia.
Years before Exxon Valdez, documents show Exxon’s imperial oil prioritized public image overspill impacts
Nineteen years after Imperial dealt with the Arrow oil spill in Canada, the grounding of the Exxon Valdez oil tanker released 11 million gallons of oil into Alaska’s Prince William Sound.
New documents reveal Exxon-owned Canadian oil giant’s shifting climate change PR
“Public concern regarding environmental problems is being translated into legislation rapidly.”