COVID-19 and the fight against climate change: What have we learned?
As the world continues to battle the COVID crisis, we must not lose sight of the greatest long-term threat faced by mankind: climate change.
Fragile cities are being inundated with people fleeing the impacts of climate change. How can they cope?
Multi-stakeholder partnerships that include displaced people in the process show promise for helping overwhelmed communities deal with an influx of climate migrants from rural areas.
This Fixer wrote the book on addressing poverty, wastewater, and climate change in rural America
A conversation with Catherine Flowers, author of “Waste: One Woman’s Fight Against America’s Dirty Secret.”In Alabama, Poverty and the Coronavirus Are a Double Blow
Before she died of Covid-19, Pamela Rush opened her home to show the world what environmental injustice and poverty look like.
When transit cuts come, who will get left behind?
A new analysis illustrates how more than 3 million people across 10 U.S. regions could lose access to high-quality public transportation, with Black residents severely affected.
As Miami keeps building, rising seas deepen its social divide
As developers eye higher ground, communities of color will likely bear the heaviest burden from the changes wrought by climate change.
Pollution is killing Black Americans. This community fought back
African-Americans are 75 percent more likely than others to live near facilities that produce hazardous waste. Can a grass-roots environmental-justice movement make a difference?