In Texas, the governor exempted pipeline projects from his March stay-at-home order, and companies have been building through privately owned farms and ranches that lie in their way.
Inspired by Sir Ernest Shackleton, photographer Enzo Barracco set out to capture the majesty and fragility of Antarctica through his project, "The Noise of Ice."
Local leaders weigh in on a lawsuit to stop the federal government from weakening regulations on power plants.
Record flooding, human-made channels and environmental disasters have exacerbated the already harsh effects of climate change in Louisiana's Mississippi Delta, impacting the region's coastal wildlife and seafood supplies. Special correspondent Joshua Landis reports on how local oyster farmers are coping…
By Marlene Cimons This story is published as part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism collaboration strengthening coverage of the climate story. One afternoon in 2012, members of the Lummi Nation called a public gathering on the beach at Cherry Point,…
BY: Nina Joung The damage that climate change has done to our natural environment is unquestionable. From forest fires and submerged islands to blanched coral reefs and new endangered species, climate change has altered our earth’s biodiversity and landscapes. But…
As COVID-19 shines a necessary light on our country's most vulnerable communities, many of them are simulanteously fighting the battle of climate change, as well.
Offshore oil is set to peak this year. What will happen to the sea creatures who live on oil rigs?
How is nature fighting climate change? As the threats of climate change increase, so do Florida's mangrove populations.
Neal Gyngard scales 300-foot-tall wind turbines for a living. He loves his job, and he wants you to come along for the ride.
The meeting between climate leader Gretat Thunberg and education advocate Malala Yousafzai is symbolic of the positive climate impact of educating girls.
In September 2019, Hurricane Dorian tore through the Bahamas, killing 70 people and inflicting billions in damages. This was Black Miami's response.