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“This bill calls a halt to the Administration’s headlong rush to sell off this special wilderness to corporate polluters.”
read more“This bill calls a halt to the Administration’s headlong rush to sell off this special wilderness to corporate polluters.”
read moreNew polling data show that millennials are more enthusiastic than older generations about radical efforts to save the planet and create jobs.
read moreWhat’s plastic doing to our bodies? This all-female team is investigating.
read moreWe would like to introduce Truthout’s new series, Truthout reporter Dahr Jamail and author Barbara Cecil is about the moonlight leaking between the roof planks of the “ruined house” of our planet.
read moreBut the Pentagon assumes no liability and refuses to pay for cleaning up the contamination it has caused.
read more“Oil and gas has already devastated our state’s air quality, water quality and flow, and public health. It’s clear the Trump administration will stop at nothing to sacrifice public interest for private profits.”
read moreAcross the U.S., the military has closed hundreds of bases, often leaving behind a toxic legacy. In San Francisco, the Navy and city grapple with a cleanup 22 years after the closure of Treasure Island Naval Station.
read more“It’s clear that Enbridge is doing everything they can to have a very highly skilled force of security and law enforcement at their fingertips to do what they can to stop any resistance to Line 3.”
read moreThe Brazilian president’s pro-business agenda will be a test of American companies’ commitment to the environment.
read moreNearly a quarter-century after winning millions from PG&E, the ‘Erin Brockovich’ town continues its fight for clean water.
read moreHey, look: Elections have consequences. New Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has announced that her office will be dropping the state from Republican-pushed lawsuits against the Environmental Protection Agency.
read moreThe Doomsday Clock is set two minutes from midnight. Here’s why we should be worried.
read moreIn the wild world of U.S. politics, it isn’t unusual for elected officials to use props to illustrate their points. As you might recall, Republican Oklahoma Senator Jim Inhofe brought a snowball onto the Senate floor to argue against the validity of global warming.
read moreHow we speak can affect how we think – and spend. Consider a rancher-led battle over food labels, where ‘plant-based meat’ is either an oxymoron or cutting-edge Earth-friendly cuisine
read moreAlex Weber, 18, has just published a study that analyzes how these balls enter and degrade in the water.
read moreA key activist group has quietly dropped its support for carbon-capture technology, which scientists say will be crucial to fighting global warming.
read more“That’s just the tip of the iceberg, so to speak. As the Antarctic ice sheet continues to melt away, we expect multi-meter sea level rise from Antarctica in the coming centuries,”
read moreResidents of New England’s former mill towns often feel left behind after manufacturers leave town. But in Lawrence, Mass., locals have refused to let abandoned buildings and polluted landscapes define their future.
read moreA legislator in the California Assembly has introduced a bill that, if passed, would require retailers to make digital receipts the default instead of paper.
read moreEarth’s magnetic field is what allows us to exist. It deflects harmful radiation. It keeps our water and atmosphere in place. But now it’s acting up — and nobody knows why.
read moreSeawater temperature is rising faster than predicted, which is likely to worsen extreme weather events around the world
read moreIt’s an ominous sign for America’s ability to meet its goals under the Paris Agreement on climate change.
read moreOur grandparents and great-grandparents lived in a simpler time, and we aren’t just talking about technology. During the Great Depression, many rural areas didn’t have running water or electricity, and things like proper refrigeration, freezers and air conditioning were a luxury.
read moreModern life is awash with chemicals. They’re in our work places, our homes, our bedrooms, the clothes we wear, the water we drink, the paint on our walls, the products we clean with.
read moreThe Washington governor believes his focus on the environment will resonate with voters. But can he persuade enough Americans to pay attention to him?
read moreLimiting the damage requires rapid, radical change — but such changes have happened before.
read moreThe island’s special breed may help solve colony collapse disorder.
read moreClimate change is transforming the state’s coast but with habitats hemmed in by cliffs, condos and farms, pre-emptive action is needed to preserve biodiversity
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