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Atlanta Cop City protest on March 4, 2023

How the FBI used ‘Cop City’ protests to snoop on activists in Chicago

Internal FBI documents indicate a larger federal law enforcement assessment related to “Anarchist extremism” and domestic terrorism.

Adam Federman Protest March 23, 2023

Three individuals in the foreground look out towards the horizon, which is filled with smoke. Sunlight filtering through the smoke gives the entire photo an orange tinge.

Record-breaking heat in Europe spurs dangerous air pollution

Turning up the heat also means turning up the ozone and wildfire smoke.

Lina Tran Extreme Weather July 21, 2022

Underfunded, understaffed, Canada’s Indigenous Services Agency is failing to protect First Nations

As climate disasters intensify, poor emergency management puts Indigenous peoples at higher risk.

Maria Parazo Rose Global Indigenous Affairs Desk November 18, 2022

An illustration of a hand holding a copse of trees

As the climate changes, many species are teetering on extinction. How much should we intervene?

In ecosystems like Alaska’s boreal forest, preventing biodiversity loss is no longer possible. Scientists are beginning to grapple with what comes next.

Lois Parshley Science June 6, 2024

The UK’s ‘record-breaking’ renewable energy auction

The U.K. government has inked contracts with developers to build nearly 11 gigawatts of new capacity in wind, solar, and tidal power.

Joseph Winters July 19, 2022

What Macron’s reelection means for climate action in France

In his campaign, Emmanuel Macron vowed to turn France into a "great environmental nation.” As president, he still has a lot to prove.

Shannon Osaka International April 26, 2022

The GOP donors behind a growing misinformation campaign to stop offshore wind

Fossil fuel-backed groups say offshore wind hurts whales. But some Republicans still embrace the industry's economic benefits.

Akielly Hu Politics April 20, 2023

Study: Climate change is making 58% of infectious diseases worse

From West Nile to asthma, climate change is aggravating illnesses and hindering our ability to fight them.

Blanca Begert Health August 9, 2022

Ralph Regenvanu welcomes former United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres

How a small island nation is taking climate change to the world’s highest court

In an exclusive interview, Vanuatu’s climate minister Ralph Regenvanu discusses the country’s leadership on climate reparations and accountability.

Naveena Sadasivam International June 27, 2023

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