Congress approved the construction of the Yazoo Pumps more than 80 years ago. They might finally be built—and disproportionately benefit white landowners.

Getting reelected would be nice, but the administration also needs to guard against the damage a second Trump administration could do to the environment. Here’s how.

In the run-up to a presidential election with dire climate implications, can activists afford to demonize Democrats? Can they afford not to?

President Joe Biden pledged to stop financing such projects overseas, and yet the U.S. Export-Import Bank continues to do so.

Wesley and Joesley Batista run a business empire linked to rampant emissions, deforestation, worker abuses, Covid crises, bribery, price-fixing, SEC violations, and tainted meat. It’s almost impressive.

Sure, United Auto Workers handed his ass to him. But that’s only the beginning of Farley’s problems.

A new survey shows firms plan to increase production and buy out competitors. Somehow, they’re still whining.

Amid hopeful developments and worrisome ones, there’s one big theme.

That’s saying something, given that Thunberg reliably seems to bring out the nutty in conservatives.

COP28 embraced linguistic ambiguity for the purpose of petrostate propaganda. But climate advocates can also use that to their advantage.

The UN process for averting planetary collapse is broken. Here are some ideas for fixing it.

The industry insists that meat’s problems can be solved with technical fixes. We’ve seen this before.

Nearly 200 countries agreed to transition away from fossil fuels, but the U.S. and others are actually expanding oil and gas exploration while refusing to finance the transition for poorer countries.

Janis Gabriel has gone to the press with details about the House speaker’s relationship with his own family.

The U.S. position at the U.N. climate conference is simple: Fossil fuels for me and not for thee.

Plants offered a respite from grief and anxiety. They also offered a new way to live in the world—with all its challenges.

Here are the most ridiculous suggestions for celebrating this season without trashing the planet—plus a few ideas that won’t devour your time or money.

If rich nations set up a “fund” to help poorer nations and don’t fund it … is it a fund?

Flashy pledges are all the rage at U.N. climate conferences.

The president of the COP28 climate summit, the UAE’s Sultan Al Jaber, made an absurd claim about fossil fuels.