Across the federal landscape, our Outlaw Prezâs minions are systematically scrubbing the historical record of anything that complicates patriotic mythmaking.
Encouraging as the favorable court rulings are, they are not an unambiguous victory for renewable energy. Trump is losing in court. But heâs still succeeding at delay.
Facts about the climate crisis have not failed to convince certain people because the science is weak. Itâs failed because human belief systems are not built to update like spreadsheets.
Oceans are heating in a way that feels less a warning than a verdict, absorbing most of the damage inflicted by an economic system that treats the atmosphere as a free sewer and the sea as an infinite sponge.
There is a profound injustice embedded in the U.S. withdrawal from the IUCN. Much of the planetâs remaining biodiversity exists in the Global South, often stewarded by Indigenous and local communities facing immense pressure from mining, logging, and agribusiness.
The extraordinary rendition of Venezuela President Maduro is not meant to be a one-off.
Findings in the report make one thing unmistakably clear: the Arctic has passed the threshold of gradual change and entered a regime of systemic failure.
What portion of our Outlaw Prez' Venezuela motives are tied to wagging the dog to suppress the releasing Epstein files is anybodyâs guess, and Iâm not going to.
Federal district judge rules White House's Wind Order barring all future offshore wind leases and mandating reviews of any in the pipeline, saying the order is "arbitrary and capricious and contrary to law,âÂ
In addition to all the other deficits of the 2025 NSS, it mentions climate just once, and then only to reject the whole concept.
Together with the attack on solar and wind, the White House's move to greatly weaken CAFE standards is a prescription for national decay amid global crisis â harming the economy, the environment, and public health.
Our Outlaw Prez's efforts are mostly focused on fulfilling grudges, flamethrowing gov't agencies & regulations, transforming the military into branches of the Proud Boys, and treating diplomacy like the worst-ever episode of âThe Apprentice.â But the grift is at the heart of this heartless regime.
Phasing out coal, oil, and natural gas is essential for dealing with the climate crisis. But myopic world leaders at this year's global get-together couldn't get it together to build a phase-out roadmap. Next year, they say.
Wetlands and old-growth forests stabilize carbon, sustain indigenous subsistence, buffer storms. Their destruction disproportionately burdens Indigenous peoples, rural communities, poor people and people of color who live in the âextractive zonesâ of this nation.
Trump regime's USAID cuts have unleashed a savage health crisis and soaring death toll across Africa
When a government chooses austerity over humanity, the blood price is typically paid by people with no vote in the matter.
We're on a trajectory to hit 2.6°C (4.7°F) of warming by 2100. If that prediction turns out to be right, it will be catastrophic.
The Trump regime has slashed funds and programs designed for America's first nations, but before he showed up, funding was already far below the needs and obligation.
Brazil promises a âconference of action.â But unless fossil-fuel power is broken, implementation will mean only managed decline â and another squandered decade.
The EPA had an honor system under which corporations estimated their emissions. A new investigative report shows many of those estimates were way way way off the real levels. Intentional undercount? Surely not.
The Monroe Doctrine and Roosevelt Corollary laid the rhetorical foundation for U.S. empire in the western hemisphere