Interim UN climate talks move online to address negotiation backlog
Climate diplomats agreed to hold an informal and extended virtual meeting in June, despite connectivity concerns, to make progress on sticky issues The post Interim...
National Grid Is Building A Natural Gas Pipeline Through North Brooklyn. But Do We Need It?
In Brooklyn, construction is underway for a 7-mile pipeline meant to reinforce the city’s natural gas system. Environmental activists have waged countless protests against the...
10,000-Year-Old Legacy Of Biodiversity Endangered By Queens Development Project
Flushing Creek is one of the most polluted bodies of water in Queens, home to a century of oil spills and raw sewage. Made famous...
Plant a Love of Nature in Your Kids
Around 1954, when 8-year-old Stanley Temple began tagging along on Audubon Society field trips near Washington, D.C., he befriended a quiet, dark-haired woman who introduced...
Memorandum: for the Secretary of State on the Emergency Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions for Fiscal Year 2021
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, in accordance with section 207(b)...
Deb Haaland Scraps A Slew Of Fossil Fuel-Friendly Trump Orders
With the stroke of a pen on Friday, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland dismantled a sizable chunk of her predecessors’ legacies, revoking a dozen Trump-era secretarial...
Rhode Island climate law sets the stage for the state’s next fight: transportation
State lawmakers must pass authorizing legislation before joining a regional cap-and-invest program to reduce vehicle emissions. A bill is expected to be introduced soon, but...
How Canada is trying to protect its last three spotted owls
Canada announced a more full-throated response to the potential extinction of the owl within its borders and boost the species