A major win against factory farming points to a powerful new direction for the...
The victory could provide a glimpse of what a policy-focused national movement against the most climate-destructive forms of animal agriculture could look like.
Up to 40% of the world’s land is degraded by humans, UN report warns
“In a world of profligate consumerism, global supply chains, and a growing population, land resources—our soil, water, and biodiversity – are rapidly being depleted."
Arsonists ‘pledging to light a few less fires’: Analysis exposes failure of big oil...
“BP, Shell, and Total are still drilling us into a deeper climate emergency, and that has to stop before they can claim any credibility.”
To reduce Putin’s power, ditch oil and gas
In response to Putin's invasion of Ukraine, the U.S. needs to pivot to renewables.
Coal industry group asks federal lawmakers to cut funding for Black Lung Program, citing...
I find it appalling that coal companies are attempting to kneecap critical programs that help former coal regions and sick miners during this #COVID19 crisis.
The wrong lesson from Trudeau’s fall is that climate action is unpopular
What the country craves is fewer selfies and more action.
Record heat and flimsy power grid across US illustrates urgent need for green infrastructure
“Texas’ grid shutting down in both cold and heat,” said one Democratic lawmaker, “underscores the facts we need to invest in clean and renewable energy infrastructure. Immediately.”
Upside-down world
Climate change and the border-industrial complex in the Trump era.
Saving our planet is our responsibility
If, and it’s a large ominous if, humanity is to reverse the damage, education and widespread environmental/social responsibility are essential.
Maersk becomes first shipping company to have its climate targets validated
Maersk climate targets aim to reach net zero emissions by 2040 across the entire business with new technologies, new vessels, and green fuels.