The Democratic Party is talking about both issues separately. They make more sense in tandem.

Can civic republicanism help save the planet?

From Germany to the United States, some of the angriest reactions to demonstrators are from older citizens.

The catastrophic flooding in the Midwest is forcing more farmers to consider a stark choice: quit or consolidate.

The EPA chief's latest argument against fighting climate change is astonishingly foolish—but it's exactly what most of us want to hear.

The No Fossil Fuel Money Pledge is a major litmus test for 2020 candidates.

It's an existential threat to millennials—and older Americans are standing in the way of action.

As the left hardens its commitment to fighting climate change, social injustice, and rampant capitalism, the question of what to do about animals will become inescapable.

The GOP's latest attack against Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal is dishonest. But history shows why it might work.

The House speaker has some wise advice for climate activists.

Only a bold plan like the Green New Deal can slow global warming, and that won't happen if powerful Democrats keep calling for moderation.

Some argue that bringing children into a decaying world is immoral.

The Green New Deal used to be the eco-socialist party's signature proposal. Now the Greens, without Jill Stein, are trying to find their voice.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's proposal has countless critics. We asked two of them to share their good-faith alternatives for reversing climate change.

What would it mean to have a vegan president? With Cory Booker in the running, we may find out.

The beer's parent company is using the Super Bowl to send green messages—while associating with two anti-environmental groups.

She's among hundreds of senior citizens who depend on an EPA employment program not only financially, but socially.

Overflowing trash cans are the least of the problems.

Andrew Wheeler used to lobby for Murray Energy. Now he's making its CEO's deregulatory dreams a reality.

More than 600 organizations signed a letter supporting the ambitious proposal, but eight of the largest ones did not.