Wednesday, April 1, 2026

‘That’s the way it is’: Trump’s dismissal of Hurricane Laura and climate crisis echoes...

“There's still many things that we can save, but that's going to require action and that action is going to have to happen soon.”

Chimps could soon win legal personhood

Rights for many intelligent animals could hinge on a one-word edit in a law dictionary.

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe receives $1 million investment to transition away from fossil fuels

"We are grateful and honored to accept the inaugural Henry A. Wallace Award and a grant from the Wallace Global Fund that will help us continue our resistance against the pipeline and transition to clean energy technologies like wind and solar."

US mega-banks behind 1/3 of climate-destroying oil and gas expansion: Report

"Global banks' top fossil fuel clients amount to a rogues' gallery of bad actors."

Where are the world’s water stresses?

Around the world, significant issues are negatively impacting water security. While the situation appears dire, cooperation initiatives show some signs of relief.

Congressman: DOJ investigation of Big Oil is now ‘even more urgent’ following Shell revelations

Rep. Ted Lieu is once again urging the Department of Justice to look into whether fossil fuel companies broke the law.

Study links common foods to elevated PFAS levels in humans, raising health concerns

Research finds coffee, eggs, white rice, and seafood contribute to higher concentrations of harmful ‘forever chemicals.’

Caltech receives $750 million from bottled water industry billionaires

Billionaires Stewart and Lynda Resnick, who own The Wonderful Company which produces Pom Wonderful and Fiji Water, just announced they will be...
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State Cutbacks, Recalcitrance Hinder Clean Air Act Enforcement

Federal law that underpins Obama’s Clean Power Plan is unevenly enforced by states with shrinking staffs, polluter-friendly policies.

Big Ag lets hundreds of thousands of farm animals die in barn fires every...

Farm animals have less legal protection than other confined animals, such as those living in laboratories or zoos.