Sonoran ranchers who used to get paid for killing jaguars are now getting paid for their photos of the endangered creatures.
Earth Matters: On its 50th birthday, the usual jackasses seek to sabotage the Endangered Species Act
Natural disasters and violence displaced a record-breaking tens of millions within their own countries in 2022. The U.S. had the single largest internal displacement: 11 million
Slash, slash, slash. Republicans get ready to put final touches on the reconcilation bill that will undermine the green transition
Earth Matters: If Zeldin really wanted a Reagan-sized EPA, he would boost the agency's budget by 50%
EVs take 25% of share of overall global automobile sales in March
Trump decides deep-sea mining would be a good idea and wants it to happen right away.
These guys would do away with environmental reviews altogether if they could. So they settle for second best: sabotage
All 14 Republicans on the committee have shown by their poor judgment they can't be trusted with overseeing national defense
Climate Change Now has launched a new campaign dedicated to paying attention to the "silent climate majority"
In March renewable sources hit a milestone when they outpaced fossil fuels in generating electricity. Why can't America have high-speed trains like France has?
Earth Matters: Commerce Dept cuts Princeton research projects because they promote 'climate anxiety'
Those fluffy white pups are cute, but they ain't dire wolves; Massachusetts' program could be a model for getting more solar, heat pumps, and batteries to low- and moderate-income families
An analysis says new solar installations could exceed a terawatt of generating capacity next year as Trump calls for keeping existing coal-fired plants running and wants new ones built.
Schemers and crooks have looted the Treasury and stripped companies in a lather, rinse, repeat cycle of 150 years.
Florida is a solar powerhouse; Climate activists target Musk, Trump with "Project 2026"
L.A. should be rebuilt all electric, butchering the US Forest Service, pondering the fate of the EV tax credit, and welcome to "green-hushing"
The current Biden-appointed commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics hasn't been fired yet, but the inevitable bad jobs reports in coming months could put her in the unemployment line.
Plus: Deb Haaland ponders her time as Interior secretary; solar soared in 2024; and which L.A. fire victims will get most benefits of GoFundMe
"The fact that the latest robust Copernicus data reveals the January just gone was the hottest on record, despite an emerging La Niña, which typically has a cooling effect, is both astonishing and, frankly terrifying."
"We’re just going to do it and dare somebody to stop us, and by the time they stop us, we’ll have destroyed it.’”