Tuesday, June 30, 2026

World to Flint kids: We still see you

“I wanted every kid in Flint to be reminded that the world sees them, supports them and loves them.”

‘We have so much more to do,’ youth climate activists declare as global elite...

"We are just trying to show them that we are doing the right thing despite the fact that we are not sleeping or staying in the best conditions."

Youth strikes worldwide demand climate action that centers ‘people not profit’

"The current system is widening the inequality gap—it has no place in our society."

Pipeline company wants to quietly expand gas shipments in the Pacific Northwest 

TC Energy’s upgrade of its GTN XPress pipeline would result in a huge increase in methane gas volumes to the region. But it would undermine climate laws already on the books.

Vermont passed a bill making Big Oil pay. Now comes the hard part.

Should the bill survive the legal challenges as expected, Vermont will be the first state in the nation to force Big Oil to pay for the climate disasters caused by its products.

This is the drilling method for most US oil but regulators offer almost no...

Enhanced oil recovery (EOR), an under-regulated drilling method that has been around for over a century and could be threatening drinking water sources.

After approving Enbridge Permit, Massachusetts’ Environment Secretary lands job with project’s contractor

Citizens and experts who are appealing the permit have included these revelations in their appeal, which the DEP will hear next month.

Seals Reveal How Antarctic Sea Ice Melt Affects Ocean Currents

A southern elephant seal has been pressed into service as an all-weather submersible to investigate and record data from the polynya system of the southern ocean sea ice.

Climate change and overuse degrade half of Earth’s pasture lands, endangering billions’ food supply

The UNCCD’s latest report reveals the alarming degradation of global rangelands, emphasizing the urgent need for sustainable management to secure food supplies and protect pastoral communities.

Indigenous women’s delegation takes fossil fuel divestment demands to New York City and Washington...

The call from the Indigenous Women’s Divestment Delegation is for rights and environmental violations to be more thoroughly reflected in the rating scores given to fossil fuel extraction companies.