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.”
WMO says this decade has been the hottest ever recorded
The world’s top climate scientists have praised WMO for communicating the urgency of the crisis and encourages lawmakers to take the report seriously.
Texas nonprofit aims to solve two problems: Homelessness and environmental cleanup
To date, the program has paid out over $100,000 in earned income and helped 24 individuals experiencing homelessness secure stable housing.
American exceptionalism is killing the planet
The many abuses of endless war.
Climate change forces 20 million people to flee each year, Oxfam finds
At the U.N. climate talks in Madrid, environmental and development groups are pushing to establish a fund to help countries already reeling from climate change.