Plastic penetrates the oceans, mess garbage dumps, and threatens to produce a “near-permanent contamination of the natural environment,” according to scientists. As if that weren’t bad enough, it is... Read more »
When Crystal Cavalier-Keck heard in 2018 that an energy designer was preparing to develop a natural-gas pipeline near her home town of Mebane, North Carolina, she was right away... Read more »
Every 4 years, countless Olympic professional athletes representing more than 200 nations push the limitations of the body. Close to 4 billion individuals — majority the world’s population —... Read more »
In a first-of-its-kind victory for the right-to-repair motion, Microsoft has agreed to take concrete steps to facilitate the unbiased restore of its devices following strain from its shareholders. On... Read more »
On Friday the Federal Emergency Management Administration, or FEMA, will present sweeping modifications to a federal government program that supplies flood insurance to some 3 million American families. These... Read more »
This summer season, the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, or IPCC, released its 6th and most serious caution yet — a “code red” — on how bad... Read more »
On Wednesday, the World Health Organization, or WHO, released an upgrade to its air quality guidelines — the worldwide rubric that sets non-binding requirements for safe levels of air... Read more »
When it comes to stopping oil and gas drilling, the Golden State has actually often disappointed its deep green track record. But that might be altering after managers in... Read more »
A current report by Indigenous Environmental Network, or IEN, and Oil Change International, or OCI, discovered that Indigenous-led resistance to 21 nonrenewable fuel source tasks in the U.S. and... Read more »
COVID-19 has actually overthrown every day life like absolutely nothing else this century. It has actually shuttered economies, plunged millions into financial unpredictability, and eliminated 4.5 million and counting... Read more »