Environment
What would an Indigenous Law of the Sea look like?
‘Wáahlaal Gíidaak, an Indigenous leader from the Haida, Tlingit, and Ahtna Athabascan communities, was raised on Prince of Wales Island in Alaska, home to around 6,000 residents. Her professional journey…
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Can Solar Farms Promote Local Food Security, Wildlife Habitat?
The integration of agriculture and solar energy production is gaining momentum as a sustainable solution to address land use concerns…
COP30 Is Not Just about Climate
The upcoming COP30 conference, to be held in BelĂ©m, Brazil, will bring world leaders together to negotiate emissions targets, nationally…
Why one of the world’s greenest countries is betting its future on oil
To achieve this delicate balance, the government has laid out ambitious plans for the oil revenue. A law passed in…
Trucks Cause the Lion’s Share of Road Damage—and Their Industry Wants You to Keep Paying for It
The trucking industry plays a crucial role in our daily lives, with about half of our goods traveling by truck…
Toxic wastewater from oil fields keeps pouring out of the ground. Oklahoma regulators failed to stop it.
The consequences of these purges are devastating for the environment and public health. The toxic water that seeps out of…
Sustainability In Your Ear: The Climate Action Network’s Pre-COP30 Briefing With Rebecca Thissen
Rebecca Thissen, the Global Advocacy Leader for Climate Action Network International, recently appeared on the podcast "Sustainability In Your Ear"…
A House of Dynamite Gets It Right—But Here’s the Full Picture
Overall, while the Pentagon may argue that the events in A House of Dynamite are unrealistic, the reality is that…
Scientists have a dire new warning about the state of the planet
Despite the dire warnings, there is still hope for the future. The report emphasizes the importance of immediate action to…