As climate change drives more extreme heat waves across the U.S., prisoners in states with traditionally milder climates are now facing life-threatening conditions similar to

The rapid decline in solar power costs is transforming the global energy landscape. Jenny Chase of BloombergNEF highlights that by 2030, solar power could be free during sunny per

UN Special Rapporteur Marcos Orellana's recent report condemns the severe environmental pollution in South Africa, attributing it to corporate greed and governmental negligence.

A new report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) offers recommendations for federal agencies to identify and support disadvantaged communities

As extreme heat becomes more frequent and intense, those living alone are at greater risk of heat-related death, particularly in U.S. cities.

Caribbean nations, heavily impacted by climate change-induced disasters, are turning to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to hold big polluters accountable.

Environmental justice advocates acknowledge that the Biden administration has made unprecedented efforts to address pollution in marginalized communities, providing substantial

A recent study published in Science analyzed 1,500 climate policies across 41 countries, revealing that while carbon pricing is effective in reducing emissions, combining multiple

This report emphasizes the urgent need for policymakers to address the growing risks that extreme heat poses to older adults.

Farmers worldwide are increasingly adopting biochar, a technique that converts waste biomass into a form of charcoal that can sequester carbon for thousands of years.

In Salinas, Puerto Rico, the Steri-Tech medical sterilization plant has exposed workers and residents to dangerous levels of ethylene oxide, a toxic gas used to sterilize medical

NextDecade has scrapped its carbon capture project for the Rio Grande LNG terminal in Texas after a D.C. Circuit Court revoked the project's approvals, citing inadequate environme

Houston, traditionally car-centric and the epicenter of the oil and gas industry, was making strides toward reducing its reliance on automobiles by enhancing bicycle infrastructur

Amidst rising energy costs and extreme weather, the South Carolina Energy Justice Coalition is working to address energy inequities, particularly in disadvantaged communities.

As global emissions continue to rise, direct air capture (DAC) technology is gaining momentum as a potential solution to slow climate change.