Barbara Grady
Senior Writer
GreenBiz Group
Requiring organizations to pay a price on their carbon emissions is widely believed to be the only way to induce the world to significantly cut the amount released into the atmosphere. Republican former statesmen, liberal environmental groups, NA...
By Juliet Eilperin
The Washington Post
WASHINGTON» With control over more than 500 million acres of public land and hundreds of millions of acres offshore, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is moving rapidly to promote American production of coal, oil and gas — a critical piece of President Donald Trum...
We're excited to announce the addition of the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project as a partner with Earth Protect.
The Rocky Mountain Wolf Project aims to restore gray wolves to their once native habitat of western Colorado. We are a coalition comprised of top notch conservation organizations, Colorado lan...
Building toward a climate policy
This editorial was written by Bloomberg View. The Denver Post Editorial
President Donald Trump flips through environmental impact statements for a road while delivering remarks on infrastructure investment and deregulation on June 9 in Washing...
First, a U.S. Court of Appeals gave EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt a strict 14-day deadline to implement the court’s decision on critical pollution limits for the oil and gas industry.
Earlier this month, the D.C. Circuit Court had blocked Pruitt’s attempt to delay implementation of t...
Over the past decade, a growing number of studies have linked urban green space and aspects of biodiversity with emotional wellbeing. Although the existing body of epidemiological work has been very encouraging—collectively providing a strong argument that access to areas rich in vegetation, bodies ...
The Nature Climate Change in a new study is gaining widespread attention, and other scientists are agreeing with its conclusions. As Inside Climate News says in its report on the research:
By the time children born today are in their 80s, New York will have 50 days per year with temperatures ...
This story originally appeared on Newsweek and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration.
The Canadian research icebreaker CCGS Amundsen, an Arctic expedition vessel, will not be venturing north for its planned trip this year. The highly anticipated voyage aimed to monitor and understand the effect...
Former head of the Environmental Protection Agency's New England regional office is worried that President Donald Trump's proposed budget could put Rhode Island's air and water quality at risk.
Trump is proposing to cut EPA's funding by more than 30 percent. If the b...
The best analog to EPA administrator Scott Pruitt's latest action might be for the U.S. Geological Survey to undertake a "scientific critique" of theories that the world is round.
After all, numerous authoritative sources over the years have raised doubts that the Earth is not flat. Surely ...
By EmmaJean Holley and Nicola Smith
Stephen Gorman has always felt drawn to wild places. The less hospitable, the better.
“Most of these places are in really forbidding, hostile environments,” the Norwich-based photographer said in an interview at his home last week, itself located deep down ...
New Report, Trump Paris and Congress
INTRODUCTION
On June 1, 2017, Donald Trump announced his decision to pull the United States out of the Paris Agreement, an ambitious global framework to tackle climate change agreed to by President Barack Obama in December 2015. At Climate Hawks Vote, we score ...
What is clean water worth, well its life to people and essential for animals and plants alike, yet our government
has removed protections rolling back Obama policy that protected more than half the nation's streams from pollution. What is the deal here, how badly do we need to use our streams...
EPA chief, Dow CEO met before ban rejected
By Michael Biesecker
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON »The Trump administration’s top environmental official met privately with the chief executive of Dow Chemical shortly before reversing his agency’s push to ban a widely used pesticide after heal...
PARIS - Dozens of city mayors from around the world -- including Washington, Berlin, Paris, Tokyo and Sydney -- on Monday called on G20 leaders to stick to their commitments on tackling climate change.
In a joint text distributed to media outlets worldwide and posted online, the "C40" mayors "of th...
The Nature Climate Change in a new study is gaining widespread attention, and other scientists are agreeing with its conclusions. As Inside Climate News says in its report on the research:
By the time children born today are in their 80s, New York will have 50 days per year with temperat...
By Jennifer Kay
The Associated Press

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, right, and Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine tour Miami Beach. Alan Diaz, AP
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.» With the Trump administration’s withdrawal from the Paris climate accords, national policy on climate change will emerge from U....
Building toward a climate policy
This editorial was written by Bloomberg View. The Denver Post Editorial

President Donald Trump flips through environmental impact statements for a road while delivering remarks on infrastructure investment and deregulation on June 9 in Washington. ...
