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From Greenland to Ghana, Indigenous youth work for climate justice

“No matter what happens we will stand, and we will fight, and we will keep pushing for solutions.”

Taylar Dawn Stagner Indigenous Affairs April 25, 2025

Biden’s climate law fines oil companies for methane pollution. The bill is coming due.

Recent research suggests the IRA’s methane fee could batter the oil and gas industry to the tune of more than $1 billion.

Naveena Sadasivam Regulation February 19, 2024

Trump stands behind Pete Hegseth at a podium

Trump invaded Venezuela to restore an oil industry he helped destroy

U.S. sanctions helped cause the near-total collapse of Venezuelan oil production — damage that President Trump is now using as justification for his military strike against the country.

Naveena Sadasivam Energy January 7, 2026

A man keeps cool on his porch ahead of his air conditioning unit installation during a heat wave

‘People would die’: As summer approaches, Trump is jeopardizing funding for AC

Some $380 million is now in limbo after Trump laid off staff that run a program helping low-income people pay their energy bills.

Naveena Sadasivam Extreme Heat April 11, 2025

Two cranes loom over a construction site

Amid federal PFAS rollbacks, New Jersey scores record $2B DuPont settlement

The state’s largest ever settlement for “forever chemicals" holds DuPont and its spin-offs accountable for contamination at four sites and ensures taxpayers won't be left with the cleanup bill.

Rambo Talabong, Inside Climate News Accountability August 9, 2025

A new report shows how local climate activism leads to ‘remarkable’ gains

Efforts to pass laws and advance clean energy projects can significantly reduce emissions, and at a low cost.

Matt Simon Solutions August 5, 2025

A group of protestors in front of snowy mountains hold up a sign reading YELLOWSTONE IS NOT FOR SALE

Yellowstone’s gateway town fears for its future amid Trump funding cuts

“Gardiner is a company town and Yellowstone is the mill. If somebody starts screwing with the mill, we have no choice but to be concerned.”

Emily Senkosky Economics April 1, 2025

Congressman David Valadao represents the southern Central Valley in the House of Representatives. A former dairy farmer, Valadao has staked his political career on support for water deliveries to farmers in the valley.

This California congressman is betting the farm on water

Republican David Valadao has held down his blue district by fighting for thirsty farms. But with control of Congress on the line, his luck may be running out.

Jake Bittle Politics November 4, 2024

Aerial view of a sterilization facility, surrounded by trees

Georgia sterilization plants using toxic gas among those exempt from new rules

Exemption allows facilities using ethylene oxide, a gas linked to health problems in humans, two more years to meet federal standards.

Drew Kann, The Atlanta Journal Constitution Regulation July 26, 2025

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