Yesterday, the Environmental Protection Agency held its first and only hearing on a proposed rollback of…
Author: Justine Calma
These kids are striking for their school to cut its carbon footprint
From better boilers to less plastic, these climate-striking kids are demanding their school shrink its carbon…
Mary Robinson, international climate badass, on why green solutions require a feminist lens
Former President of Ireland and climate leader Mary Robinson weighs in on feminism, the Green New…
The world lost environmental leaders on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302
Many of those aboard the flight were headed to the United Nations Environment Assembly.
Military families can face their biggest threats at home
Ten percent of Superfund sites are military installations that are increasingly vulnerable to climate change.
4 black women leaders on climate, justice, and the green ‘Promised Land’
Yes, black women are leading the green movement (and they have been for a really long…
Breathing while Black or Latino in California is disproportionately hazardous to your health
A new study finds low-income communities and people of color drive less but breathe in more…
No deal in sight as fuel standard talks between EPA and California stall out
If California loses this battle, we’ll all feel the impact on our climate and air.
The EPA made two big announcements this week that could affect your water
From a replacement Clean Water Rule to regulations on PFAS, there’s a lot going on with…
Even 40 years after exposure, DDT linked to breast cancer
Even their grandkids could have been affected by the pesticide.