EPA Opens Investigation on the Jackson, Miss. Water Crisis
After several months of residents being under a boil advisory, the Jackson, Miss. water crisis is under an official investigation by the EPA.
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One Tree Planted's Matt Hill on Amazonian Reforestation and Starting a Nonprofit (Exclusive)
We spoke with the founder of One Tree Planted, who told us about the organization's latest campaign, highlighting deforestation in the Amazon.
National CleanUp Day Is Coming Up — Here's How to Help Clean Up the Planet
Every fall, people around the globe observe World Cleanup Day, known as National CleanUp Day in the U.S.
Study Finds Earth Is On the Verge of Hitting Five Climate Tipping Points — but "There Are Grounds for Hope"
We are headed towards tipping points of climate change, a new study asserts.
This City Is Banning Meat Advertisements to Fight Climate Change
The Dutch city of Haarlem is preparing to ban ads for meat in order to fight climate change.
Surfers Against Sewage Organization Addresses Sewage Discharge at U.K. Beaches
Sewage discharge at U.K. beaches is getting out of hand, which is why a local organization called Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is addressing it.
Remote-Controlled Trash Drones Are Cleaning up Lake Erie’s Shorelines
Lake Erie's shorelines have been littered with trash for years, which is why remote-controlled drones are being used to gobble it all up.
Jason Momoa Shaved His Lovely Locks for Climate Change Awareness
Although Jason Momoa is widely recognized for his long, luscious locks, the 'Aquaman' actor shaved his head for climate change awareness.
Clint Eastwood Encourages Animal Protection in New Doc ‘Why on Earth’
'Why on Earth' is a new documentary that explores the connection between humans, animals, and planet Earth.
Climate Week NYC 2022 Will Present Comedy, Theater, Talks, and More
If you’re passionate about protecting the environment and you happen to live in or near New York, it’s time to get excited for Climate Week NYC 2022.
Princess Diana Honored for Philanthropic Achievements on the 25th Anniversary of Her Death
Before she passed, Princess Diana worked with several charities, stood up for many incredible causes, and volunteered with various organizations.
Is Jackson, Mississippi Water Safe to Drink? The City Is Facing Another Water Crisis
Jackson, MS is experiencing a water crisis, leaving many wondering if Jackson, MS water is safe to drink.
Animal Rights Activists Celebrate Italy's Ban on Culling Male Chicks
Although male chicks are commonly culled, Italy banned the practice, thanks to ongoing campaigns from animal rights organizations.
What Is Climate Doomism? How to Combat This Gloomy Feeling
Climate doomism — both a scare tactic and a scary feeling — has the environmental community divided.
Only a Small Percentage of Wildfires Start Naturally — But How?
How do wildfires start naturally? More than 8,000 wildfires occurred in California in 2021 alone — and their frequency might increase in 2022.
Spain Enforces Air Conditioning Rules in Public Spaces, in the Name of Energy Conservation
In the name of conserving energy, and meeting climate change goals, Spain has enforced rules to save energy with air conditioning and heating.
The No Fossil Fuel Money Pledge Calls on Politicians to Cut Ties With Fossil Fuel Companies
The No Fossil Fuel Money Pledge calls on politicians to refuse donations in excess of $200 from fossil fuel companies and their associates.
Pattie Gonia Is the Intersectional Environmentalist Drag Queen Making a Difference (Exclusive)
Pattie Gonia, our favorite environmentalist drag queen, shares their Green Routine with us!
California Deploys “Water Police” to Impose Water-Wasting Fines Amid Drought
Several California cities have deployed water police to impose fines on those disobeying restrictions, amid the ongoing drought.
Germany’s Rhine River Is Becoming Too Shallow For Trade Ships
The Rhine River's water levels have completely plunged amid the ongoing drought, which has limited trades and skyrocketed shipping prices in Germany.
Wildfire Firefighters Have a Tough Job — So Why Do They Make So Little Money?
How much do wildfire firefighters make? It's an incredibly difficult job that not only requires physical strength, but also bravery and determination.
In Antiracist Effort, An Audubon Society Chapter Is Changing Its Name
An Audubon Society chapter is changing its name, in an effort to denounce its white supremacist namesake.
Agricultural Pollution Triggers Toxic Algal Blooms, an Environmental Hazard
In the world of agriculture and farming, many are pushing for stricter regulations on using pollutive chemicals, which trigger toxic algal blooms.
Climate Change Protestors Halted Tour de France Bicyclists Twice Now (Updated)
What were the protests during the Tour de France about? The annual bike race was halted twice as climate change protestors marched through.
Will Biden Declare a Climate Emergency This Week? What We Know
What is a climate emergency? Biden could declare one this week, if the rumors are true.
Sarah Fleming Manages Her Family Logging Business in Netflix Reality Series, ‘Big Timber’
Who is Sarah Fleming in 'Big Timber'? Sarah Fleming manages her family's logging company in the controversial Netflix reality series, 'Big Timber.'
Map Shows That Much of Southwestern France Is Currently Suffering From Serious Wildfires
The fires in Europe have spread to parts of France — as you can see on a few different maps, various regions nationwide are being evacuated.
Jane Goodall Now Has Her Own Barbie Doll, and We Promise It Isn’t Just for Kids
You heard it here first, folks — beloved ethologist, Jane Goodall, now has her own Barbie doll to honor her achievements as a conservation hero.
Top Tips on How You Can Reduce Climate Change — And Why You Should Get Started Now
Ways to reduce climate change: here are our top tips on how you can combat environmental breakdown without breaking the bank. Read on for more.
The Environmental Implications of Falling Gas Prices
Although gas prices surged, thanks to the Russian-Ukraine war, they are now falling once again, implying the demand has drastically decreased.
Scientists Discover a New Year-Round Ozone Hole — What Could It Mean for Life on Earth?
University of Waterloo scientists discovered a new year-round ozone hole, detailing vague implications for what it could mean for life on Earth.
Ed Winters' New Book 'This Is Vegan Propaganda' Makes a Case for a Plant-Based World
Ed Winters' 'This Is Vegan Propaganda' just came out in the U.S., several months after it debuted in the U.K.
Greta Thunberg Calls Out "Forces of Greed and Profit" In Speech at Glastonbury Festival
Greta Thunberg’s Glastonbury speech showed that she can keep a crowd just as riveted and energized as any world-famous, Grammy-winning musician.
Parts of Texas Are Taking Water Conservancy Efforts up a Notch, Amid Ongoing Drought
Texas has been in an ongoing drought, and parts of the Lone Star are starting to establish water conservancy plans, to plan for the worst.
'Stranger Things' Star Sadie Sink's Diet — Is the Actress Vegan?
Is Sadie Sink vegan? The 'Stranger Things' actress previously opened up about her dietary habits.
Filming Disney+’s ‘America The Beautiful’ Was Bittersweet (Exclusive)
Although filming 'America the Beautiful' was a fulfilling journey, cinematographer Greg Wilson tells us what it was like filming the effects of climate change.
Why Almeta Cooper and Moms Clean Air Force Are Encouraging Parents to Fight Climate Change (Exclusive)
We sat down with Almeta Cooper, the National Manager for Health Equity for to join Moms Clean Air Force, to learn more about the organization's work.
Billie Eilish’s New Doc ‘Overheated’ Focuses on Climate Anxiety, Action, and Indigenous Communities
Billie Eilish served as an Executive Producer on the new documentary 'Overheated,' which recently premiered at her Overheated event.
Biden Hopes to Name Hudson Canyon a National Marine Sanctuary
Where is Hudson Canyon? Biden is considering naming the area, which is abundant with wildlife and 100 miles from New York City, a national marine sanctuary.
Environmental Journalist and Indigenous Expert Still Missing in Brazilian Amazon After Allegedly Receiving Threats
Two men were reported missing in Brazil: British environmental journalist Dom Phillips, and expert on Indigenous groups Bruno Araújo Pereira.
AirWatch Is St. Louis’ New Solution to Tracking Air Pollution
What is AirWatch? Residents of St. Louis, Miss. now have access to an app that tracks air pollution and air quality in a highly polluted city.
How Climate Town Is Bridging Humor and Climate Education on YouTube (Exclusive)
Climate Town is a YouTube channel, hosted by Rollie Williams, filled with episodes that make climate education hilarious.
"Ghost Gear" Is a Bigger Threat to Marine Life Than You May Realize
Something called "ghost gear" is increasingly becoming an issue in oceans. The meaning behind it could pinpoint how dangerous it actually is.
In the Name of Climate Action, Protestor Throws Cake at Mona Lisa: "Think About the Earth"
A protestor threw cake at the Mona Lisa in the name of fighting climate change.
Niue’s Commitment to Ocean Protection Will Preserve a Major Part of the Pacific
Although much of the ocean is too far gone to bring back from climate change, the Pacific Island of Niue is committing to 100 percent ocean protection.
The U.K.’s Natural Restoration Projects Will Include Peak District National Park
The U.K. is looking to address climate change and restore natural lands nationwide, which will include land within Peak District National Park.
Here’s How Teen Activists in Ecuador Are Making a Difference for the Planet
In response to Ecuador's use of gas flares in the Amazon rainforest, a group of teenage activists from Lago Agrio are demanding government action.
Environmental Activist Hazel Henderson Remembered for Her Incredible Work
Environmental activist and acclaimed author, Hazel Henderson, has died at age 89, though her work lives on.
To Overcome Deforestation, World Leaders Need to Take These Steps
Deforestation is a major environmental issue, but there are several efforts world leaders could make, to overcome and correct the situation.
How lauren Ornelas and Food Empowerment Project Are Leading the Food Justice Movement (Exclusive)
lauren Ornelas has spent the last 15 years of her life as the founder and president of Food Empowerment Project, an organization leading the food justice movement.