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Senior Agents of Change fellows Enjoli Hall and Tatiana “Tots” Height discuss what drew them to urban planning and how they envision the field could better center the histories and lived experiences of Black communities….
Researchers also determined that the cuts would provide more than $600 billion a year in health benefits in the United States. …
So you want to contribute to a mass tree planting campaign to combat climate change. Where can your money do the most good? …
‘Here’s the core of it. There ain’t going to be any jobs on a dead planet.’ …
Catches of wild pacific salmon on the Fraser, Skeena and Nass Rivers are only a sixth of what they were half a century ago, according to a new study from UBC. …
In a damning and lucidly-written report, the Human Rights Commission found that the world’s largest fossil fuel companies had “engaged in willful obfuscation and obstruction to prevent meaningful climate action.” …
As the EU ditches Russian gas over the war in Ukraine, West African nations hope to fill the void. …
Steel is one of the most useful materials humans have ever created, but one of the most damaging to the climate and the people who work in and live near these mills. Threshold explores the…
Last month the Biden Administration announced that it would resume selling leases for new oil and gas drilling on public lands. This decision raises significant climate change and environmental justice concerns, particularly for those disadvantaged…
Texas steered federal disaster grants toward Whiter, less populated areas over urban communities of color, HUD investigation finds. …