Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Biden moves to ban offshore drilling across 625 million acres before Trump returns to...

Biden’s offshore drilling ban spans millions of coastal acres, but Trump’s upcoming administration signals a potential rollback.

After Taliban takeover, climate change could drive conflict in Afghanistan

Not only is the landlocked country already becoming drier and drier, but it's also just been thrown into more political uncertainty by the Taliban takeover.

Supreme Court weighs EPA’s smog plan in historic environmental case

In a pivotal hearing, the Supreme Court deliberates on the EPA's cross-state smog control strategy, with far-reaching implications for public health and air quality nationwide."

‘We won’t be intimidated,’ declare campaigners after ExxonMobil accused of pressuring witnesses in New...

"Exxon is polluting these proceedings just like it has polluted our communities."

Standing strong as a rock

Stand with Standing Rock. December is Global Month of #NoDAPL Action.

Climate activists set sights on ending fossil fuel exports in Pacific Northwest once and...

When federal regulators came to Southern Oregon in June for hearings on a massive gas export project, they were greeted by a...

Turning away from fossil fuels: Lessons from the anti-apartheid movement

The rhetorical battle over turning away from investments in companies contributing to climate change, it seems, has been won.

Chernobyl Could Become World’s Largest Solar Farm

If construction is approved, Chernobyl's solar farm will hold the title of "World's Largest Solar Plant" before Dubai's massive concentrated solar plant catches up to it.

The PR industry has been a ‘major’ but ‘overlooked’ influence in climate politics for...

The fossil fuel industry spends millions of dollars on shaping its image in an effort to block climate action. A new analysis shows a relatively small number of PR firms have aided this campaign from behind the scenes over the last three decades.

How youth have changed the climate movement

Frustrated with a lack of process on curbing climate change, young activists are taking matters into their own hands.