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Brutal cold forces Permian Basin oil facilities to release massive pollutant clouds as protesters maintain week-long blockade of grain terminal in Brazil. Meanwhile, soaring natural gas prices spark bipartisan geothermal support and DeSantis pushes controversial Everglades takeover. Read the full article
A legislative battle is brewing in New Hampshire over a proposal to eliminate a decades-old property tax exemption for solar panel owners, pitting tax fairness arguments…
A growing conflict is brewing along New South Wales’ mid-north coast as the booming berry industry expands into new territories, prompting environmental concerns and tensions with…
Christ Jacob Belseran, a dedicated environmental journalist covering Indonesia’s remote Maluku islands, has been honored with the Oktovianus Pogau Award for courage in journalism by the…
Division, a young North Atlantic right whale, died at just four years old after becoming fatally entangled in fishing gear—a tragically common fate for one of…
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is making a controversial push to expand the state’s role in restoring the iconic Everglades, claiming Florida can move faster than federal…
Guardian Australia’s photo collection from January 2026 presents a powerful visual narrative of a nation grappling with both tragedy and resilience during the height of summer.…
Last week’s brutal cold snap across West Texas triggered a massive environmental disaster as oil and gas facilities in the Permian Basin released 1.6 million pounds…
Brutal cold forces Permian Basin oil facilities to release massive pollutant clouds as protesters maintain week-long blockade of grain terminal in Brazil. Meanwhile, soaring natural gas prices spark bipartisan geothermal support and DeSantis pushes controversial Everglades takeover.
As brutal winter weather grips much of the United States, natural gas prices have skyrocketed by as much as 60 percent, leaving millions of Americans facing…
A controversial proposal by the Trump administration to dramatically expand offshore oil and gas drilling across U.S. waters could trigger more than 4,000 oil spills, according…
While much attention focuses on Federal Reserve decisions regarding interest rates and inflation, President Trump’s potential choice for Fed chair could dramatically reshape how America’s central…
Standing in what was once a bustling public swimming pool, Karen Young surveys the remnants of Philadelphia’s past while contemplating its uncertain future. The abandoned natatorium,…
For over a week, hundreds of Indigenous and environmental activists have maintained a continuous protest at a major Cargill grain terminal in Santarém, Brazil, targeting what…
Africa is experiencing a remarkable solar energy boom, with several nations now generating substantial portions of their electricity from sunlight, according to a new report from…
Peru has emerged as the Amazon’s largest frontier for oil and gas development, with 85 extraction blocks currently in pre-production phases across the rainforest—surpassing both Colombia’s…
