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'We need to actually say no to industry when it hurts communities.'

The Securities and Exchange Commission could require companies to report their annual emissions in financial filings.

Workers suffering from black lung disease need Congress to protect them.

One of America’s most prominent philosophers argues that climate change calls us to rethink world history.

Some manufacturers are going the extra mile to clean up emissions from a critical material in solar panels' supply chain.

The company is accused of dumping thousands of tons of toxic paint sludge and other pollutants where Ramapough Lenape Nation members live.

Canadians and investors continue to funnel money into fossil fuel assets that researchers warn will soon become worthless.

It's up to the Army Corps to keep it flowing.

"What's happening in the far north is off the scale."

With legislation stalled, a mass protest movement is struggling to find its place.

In response, the EPA released stricter standards for PFAS levels in drinking water.

A combination of heavy rain and rapid snowmelt has pushed rivers in the region to their highest recorded levels.

In Tanzania, attacks on the Maasai are the latest in a global pattern of violence highlighted by a new report.

Summer is becoming unbearable. Phoenix holds solutions on how to cope.

A new generation of reactors promises a nuclear energy renaissance, but critics say the U.S. needs to figure out what to do about its radioactive garbage.

A fleet of high-tech container farms is delivering locally-grown food security to communities from Alaska to Egypt.

They're part of a growing movement calling for greater plastic reductions.

Medical experts worry that extreme heat is exacting a rising and deadly toll on public health.

Hurricanes, heat, fires, smoke, drought: Is it time to stop sugar-coating summer?

Farmers, tribes, and environmentalists have rallied against the potential use of eminent domain to build the Midwest Carbon Express.