Environment

“Now, with a global pandemic raging, climate change accelerating, and the survival of thousands of Indigenous peoples at risk, it is imperative that the Ecuadorian court impose an immediate suspension of the country’s oil pipelines to avoid another disaster.”

They are working to repair harm inflicted over the past 400 years, with an eye toward reparations.

The new report, which focused on four Corn Belt states, found corn to be "the most nitrogen-fertilizer-intensive crop in the U.S. and accounts for more than two-thirds of all nitrogen fertilizer use nationwide."

With less than 1,000 surviving in the wild, this was a last refuge for one of the rarest reptiles left on Earth.

A closer look at the Amazon’s declining health and its global implications.

The $38.7 billion infrastructure project, if it gets the necessary investments and all required permits, will be operational by 2030.

It's become more important than ever to talk about the crisis.

Despite global vows to cut greenhouse gases, methane emissions from the energy sector hover near all-time highs, challenging the effectiveness of international commitments.

The measure is the largest public lands bill considered by Congress in a decade.

The U.S.-Japan Competitiveness and Resilience Partnership will make “common and concrete efforts to decarbonize operations.”