Psychologist and true crime presenter Julia Shaw joins Mongabay’s podcast to discuss her latest read, examining some of the highest-profile environmental crimes and why they occur, in Green Crime: Inside…

When songbirds migrate through the Americas, they often cut through sections of the North Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico to save energy. A new study looks at their flying patterns…

Riding in a helicopter, Fabiano Melo, with the Federal University of Viçosa, Brazil, searched for the elusive northern muriqui (Brachyteles hypoxanthus), a large monkey in the northern Atlantic Forest of…

HOMER, Alaska — Roarke Brown, a charter boat captain since 1972 in this picturesque fishing village, remembers being able to tread out onto the Kachemak Bay mud flats at low…

A new data center in Texas will draw power directly from a nearby wind farm’s surplus energy, using otherwise wasted electricity to fuel Bitcoin and artificial intelligence operations.

Climate activists worldwide are facing increased persecution and criminalization by governments, with some of the most severe measures coming from Europe, according to a United Nations human rights expert.

In southwest Madagascar, a community-led project is sinking limestone “starter” reefs to restore fish without restricting fishing. The experiment aims to bolster food security and track health gains as climate…

As Democrats reflect on the 2024 election, talking about the “planetary emergency” is out, and “cheap energy” is in.

A new analysis of more than 3,000 U.S. cities shows that the climate impact of eating beef, pork and chicken varies widely depending on where the meat is produced and…

Despite decades of scientific evidence showing fluoride’s benefits for dental health, city and state officials across the West are moving to ban it, often ignoring polls and public input.