Sunday, October 11, 2026

Firefighter shortage across US poses ‘dangerous’ risks as peak wildfire season ramps up

The country’s fire managers moved its response to “Preparation Level 4,” the second-highest designation, which shows that firefighting resources are heavily committed.

Humanity risking ‘global disaster’ as material consumption passes 100 billion tons annually

“Governments must urgently adopt circular economy solutions if we want to achieve a high quality of life for close to 10 billion people by mid-century without destabilizing critical planetary processes.”

Tell the Obama Administration to Abandon the Dakota Access Pipeline

Sign the petition and stand with the thousands of professionals, and the Standing Rock Sioux, to tell the Obama administration to permanently cancel construction on the Dakota Access Pipeline.

A Tale of Two Pipes

Not since Custer has an Anglo been as surprised as Kelcy Warren by a powerful force of Indians thwarting his ambition.

Citi announces commitment to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050

Citi's announcement makes then the third major U.S. bank to commit to achieve net zero financed emissions by 2050.

Seismic testing to begin in Atlantic Ocean in push for offshore drilling

Conservation groups have filed a lawsuit against President Trump, challenging his decision to reverse President Obama's ban.

685,000+ send comments in support of Bears Ears National Monument

“The people have spoken – more than half a million strong – and 99 percent expect these magnificent lands to be held in the public trust for future generations.”

Great Barrier Reef in danger: Don’t fight the diagnosis, fight the threats

The loss of the Great Barrier Reef would be incalculable for Australia.

Understanding overlapping corporate disinformation campaigns is critical to telling the full story about science...

Monsanto’s campaign to target journalists and activists was ranked the second most neglected story of 2020 according to the nonprofit media watchdog.

Green hydrogen’s rapidly falling costs undermine the gas industry’s argument for blue hydrogen

Aside from those and other specific uses, the idea of a hydrogen economy should be retired, whether it’s blue or green.