Leaders from around the world are gathering in San Francisco right now for the largest climate event ever held in the United States. Here are all the pledges made so far.

Here’s why this environmental and public health win is so important.

After years of fighting to protect their habitat, we did it! Hawaii’s false killer whales now have a chance to come back from the brink.

It would boost our dependence on pesticides, seed costs for small farmers, grocery bills for American families, and population losses for butterflies and bees.

Here are the seven big ones that the Senate should fight.

If passed, a new bill could reverse Trump’s efforts to open the Alaskan wilderness to Big Oil.

Here’s why we’re celebrating.

Here’s why that’s bad news for our public health.

For now at least, Congress is still working to protect our environment and health.

Activists across the country rallied, hosted listening sessions, and submitted public comments to advocate for carbon pollution limits from power plants.