The first Trump Administration made 1,400 changes to government websites, with half of those changes related to removing information critical to regulations, such as fact sheets and guidance documents.
By Amy Westervelt and Kyle Pope Courtesy of Guardian News & Media Ltd. When politicians talk about how much it will cost to act on…
About 0.1 percent of the Earth’s habitable land is used in mining, but less than 0.01 percent was used for battery minerals.
Seventh-generation native Hawaiian Kaniela Ing explains why there is nothing natural about the devastating Maui wildfires.
Republican obstructionism forces Senate Democrats into conflicting climate-impact compromise with passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Solar- and wind-power naysayers frequently chime about gaps in energy production at night or when the wind dies down, but energy storage is gaining ground as a viable, scalable solution.
Note: Updated Feb. 28 with links summarizing oral arguments and the threat to separation of powers. The U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 28 will hear arguments…
The Climate 21 Project’s guidance on ways President Biden can take immediate steps to address the climate emergency and sidestep Republican obstructionism.
“Planet of the Humans” raises the critical issue of how should we move forward, knowing our path to date has not resulted in reduced emissions.
California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, in a recent exchange with young climate activists from the Sunrise Movement who were pressing her to support the Green New…
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