Fumes from the Petroleum Tanks...
As South Portland, Maine, embarks on an air monitoring program, day care providers, the mayor and our reporter begin the search for answers.
read moreAs South Portland, Maine, embarks on an air monitoring program, day care providers, the mayor and our reporter begin the search for answers.
read moreClimate victories are thundering down from statehouses like hail in a spring storm.
read moreWith respiratory ailments, heart-palpitations, headaches, memory loss, skin rashes, and bloody sores.
read moreThat red and rich piece of salmon that you’re eating for dinner may not have been the ocean-roaming creature you imagine.
read moreThis year’s Global Plastics Summit revealed an industry that sees big growth ahead but also serious challenges, from plastics in the ocean to climate impact.
read moreThe conference was backed by a group founded to spread the “good news” about carbon emissions.
read moreIn a key property rights decision, two West Virginia residents scored a rare victory from the state Supreme Court.
read moreWe became scientists to make discoveries and explore the unknown, not to wonder why science is rife with sexual harassment and discrimination.
read moreEven half a degree warming matters. A new study shows how meeting the Paris climate agreement goals would make a difference in lives saved or lost.
read moreClimate change: I am inevitable.
Robert Downey Jr.: I am Iron Man.
read moreMany of the world’s biggest companies, from Silicon Valley tech firms to large European banks, are bracing for the prospect that climate change could substantially affect their bottom lines within the next five years…
read moreThe highest levels of microplastics are found more than 650 feet below the surface.
read moreAll eyes have been on the state’s hog farms, while its poultry operations have quietly tripled in number over the past two decades with little oversight.
read moreWhen a new solar power farm is completed in 2021, Anheuser-Busch will brew all its domestic beers with electricity from solar and wind power.
read moreWhat happens when someone wants to go it alone on fixing the climate?
read moreThe health of young people is disproportionately harmed by climate change, and the government has failed to keep them safe.
read moreAs bee populations decline, a major victory for pollinators in Vermont
read moreOllie Nancarrow spent part of both Saturday and Sunday mowing his mother’s lawn. But this was no ordinary teen chore
read moreThe Center for International Environmental Law has issued a new report that should send a shudder down your spine. It says demand for plastics is accelerating, especially in developing nations.
read moreAbortion access is critical and necessary to our health and well being of our environment
read moreWe’ve never experienced anything like this: We are living with the full knowledge of our collapsing biosphere and watching huge portions of it vanishing before our very eyes.
read moreMissouri is still set to become the first state in over 45 years to not offer abortion as a part of healthcare. Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi have recently joined other states in not only limiting access to abortion (relying on misinformation), but also challenging its constitutionality.
read moreIt’s a trifecta the Trump administration has pushed for nationally, with businesses and homeowners footing the bill for uneconomical power plants.
read moreDo marches convince bystanders to join a movement, or do they push them away? Sure, if you go out into the street waving a sign that says “There is no Planet B,” it feels like you’re doing something good.
read moreFrom making shoes out marine debris to the Run For The Oceans global initiative, this dynamic partnership is tackling plastic pollution in a big way.
read moreNearly 41 million acres in the Peruvian Amazon will be protected through a new initiative
read more“Coastal decisions by and large require long lead times, and it would be nice if we could wait for the science to clear up, but we can’t,” one scientist said.
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