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Shell, ExxonMobil, Chevron & BP could be legally & morally liable for climate crisis...

Climate activists have hailed the decision as a landmark victory for climate justice.

Human exposure to glyphosate has skyrocketed 500% since introduction of GMO crops

The public needs to be better informed of the potential risks of the numerous herbicides sprayed onto our food supply.

As extreme weather batters communities, New York climate activists show a powerful path forward

December’s protests helped push the Climate Change Superfund Act over the finish line while garnering national attention.

US Judge orders stretch of Enbridge Line 5 shut down on tribal land

"But for the theft of Indigenous lands," said environmental activist and attorney Steven Donziger, "this pipeline would not even exist."

Federal Appeals Court orders EPA to ban toxic pesticide Chlorpyrifos

“This ruling is a huge victory for children and communities across the country who will finally be spared by needless poisonings and lifelong learning disabilities.”

AI energy demand drives Google’s emissions up 48% in five years

The report said its 2023 emissions had reached 14.3 metric tons.

US military is a bigger polluter than as many as 140 countries – shrinking...

It does no good tinkering around the edges of the war machine’s environmental impact.

World’s first wave-powered buoy turns seawater into drinking water

Besides providing a constant source of clean water, the SAROS can help island nations curb their use of dirty energy.

Conservative groups pushing Trump to exit Paris climate deal have taken millions from Koch...

The CO2 Coalition denies the evidence that humans are causing dangerous climate change and runs with the tag line “CO2 – Essential for Life.”

Massachusetts to phase out toxic PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in firefighting gear

In 2027, sellers and manufacturers of firefighters’ personal protective equipment will no longer be allowed to knowingly sell gear that contains “intentionally-added PFAS.”