Environment

Earth911 Podcast: Rare.org’s Brett Jenks Ties Global Climate Impacts To Everyday Decisions

Brett Jenks, CEO of Rare.org, is a global conservation and development organization dedicated to empowering communities in the world's most biologically diverse regions to sustainably manage their natural resources. Under

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The Cost of Climate Change for U.S. Households Keep Rising

Climate change is not just a future problem—it's already hitting American households in the wallet. A recent report from the

Disinformation UnderminesĀ Our Right to ScienceĀ 

First, in the ā€œRecognitionā€ stage, disinformation tactics are used to cast doubt on the validity of the science. This includes

The latest target of Trump’s rebranding: The National Renewable Energy Lab

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Colorado recently made headlines with a significant change in its name. The U.S. Department

Sustainability In Your Ear: EarthX CEO Peter Simek on Cultivating Bipartisan Climate Strategies

The EarthX conference, based in Dallas, has been a beacon of hope for 15 years, bringing together a diverse range

China and the United States Are Racing Towards Different Ends in AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a focal point in the global tech race, with the United States and China emerging

How the planet fared in 2025 — the good, the bad, and the ugly

2025 was a year that will be remembered for its extreme weather events and environmental challenges. It started off with

What your cheap clothes cost the planet

The Atacama desert in Chile, known for its extreme dryness and otherworldly landscapes, experienced an unexpected phenomenon this past September.

UK links to human rights abuses scrutinised

Catherine Early, a well-known environmental journalist and chief reporter for The Ecologist, recently shed light on the alarming cases surrounding