Environment
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Federal Court Strikes Down Department of Energy Order Forcing Aging Michigan Coal Plant to Remain Open
In a landmark legal defeat for the executive branch’s broad interpretation of federal emergency powers, a federal appeals court ruled…
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Climate-Induced Displacement in Southern Angola: A Regional Humanitarian Crisis Driven by Severe Drought
For the communities residing in the arid stretches of Angola’s Cunene Province, the landscape has transformed from a traditional pastoralist…
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Diesel Prices Shatter Historical Records Amid Escalating Global Conflicts and Supply Chain Strains
U.S. diesel fuel prices have shattered historical records, soaring past $5.98 per gallon nationally in mid-September as a confluence of…
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Japan Deploys Self-Defense Forces to Indonesia in Historic Mission to Combat Catastrophic Wildfires
The arrival of the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) landing ship JS Kunisaki at Kijing Port in the Mempawah district…
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Red State Paradox: How Trump-Voting States Became the Unlikely Engine of America’s Solar Boom
The political rhetoric surrounding renewable energy in the United States has long been characterized by a sharp partisan divide. Traditional…
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Federal Court Ruling Denies Constitutional Right to Safe Drinking Water and Truthful Public Information in Jackson Mississippi
In a landmark decision that has sent shockwaves through the American legal and environmental advocacy communities, the U.S. Court of…
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The Legacy of Wendell Berry: Farmer, Philosopher, and Conscience of the American Land
Wendell Berry spent his 92 years on Earth anchored to a fundamental premise: that the ecological crises facing modern humanity…
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Indigenous land restitution in Chile brings mixed bag of environmental outcomes according to recent study
The long-standing struggle for Indigenous land rights in Chile has reached a complex intersection with environmental science, as a new…
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Shifting Gears: How Georgia’s Clean Energy Manufacturing Sector is Adapting to Policy Whiplash and Market Realities
The industrial landscape of the American Southeast has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past decade, with Georgia positioning itself…
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Nepal’s high-altitude wildernesses & wildlife are increasingly under threat (commentary)
The Erosion of a High-Altitude Refuge Limi Valley, situated at the northern reaches of Humla, has historically functioned as a…
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