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Boreal Caribou Crisis Worsens as Inaction and Delay Continue

Expert BlogShelley Vinyard
Threats to Canada’s boreal caribou were thrown into stark relief when the Canadian federal government announced that provinces and territories failed to meet a deadline to finalize science-based conservations plans for the species.

Environmental Advocacy Is a First Amendment Right

ExplainerUnited StatesBrian Palmer
Industrial polluters have gone to great lengths to stifle environmental advocacy, but their expansion of censorship laws has finally crossed a line for some federal judges.

Latin America Green News 10/23 – 10/29/2017

Expert BlogAmanda Maxwell, Carolina Herrera
THIS WEEK: Nicaragua joins Paris Climate Treaty, leaving the U.S. and Syria behind; Global deforestation hits record high; Last-ditch efforts to save the vaquita get underway in Mexico

Trump Promises to Gut Utah National Monuments

Press Release
President Trump reportedly intends to issue an order to eviscerate protections for two of the nation’s most treasured national monuments: Utah’s Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante.

After Sandy, We’re Ignoring the Lessons We Already Learned

Expert BlogRob Moore
Five years after Hurricane Sandy, our nation’s leadership is willfully ignoring all the lessons we paid dearly to learn. Instead, the nation is now charting a very dangerous course towards the storms we will increasingly face in the future.

The Disgrace of Scott Pruitt

Latest NewsUnited StatesJeff Turrentine
Muzzling scientists, scrubbing websites, attacking journalists: all in a shameful day’s work for our bought-and-paid-for EPA administrator. It’s time to stop him.

The Anthropocene, as Muse

PerspectivesUnited StatesClara Chaisson
Humans are changing the earth at an unprecedented scale. Justin Brice Guariglia thinks today’s art needs to reflect that.