The World Wildlife Foundation, in collaboration with the Zoological Society of London, recently issued an eye-popping description of the forces of humanity versus life in nature

Two mining executives speak openly about their plans to build a large, long-term mine at Bristol Bay's headquarters in western Alaska—not a small 20-year project

Officials said there was no need for a new sitewide study because little has changed overall in the past 12 years....

A Facebook post suggests the JBS's own trucks transported cows from an illegally deforested farm in the Amazon to a "clean" farm that supplies its abattoirs, or slaughterhouses.

Another heat wave: our new summertime normal. How does it feel to live through one? What can we do to make them less dangerous?

A nationwide grassroots movement led by the Gwich’in people may soon reach its long-sought goal: permanent protection of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

Exclusive: oil, coal and fracking companies in line to benefit from $750bn bond scheme

Swedish utility Stockholm Exergi announced the closure April 16, a day before Austria also closed its last remaining coal plant, PV Magazine reported.

The 1,020-megawatt Unit 2 reactor at the Indian Point Energy Center closes for good Thursday, April 30, 2020, and 1,040-megawatt Unit 3 will close in April 2021

This crisis is a chance to rebuild our economy for the good of humanity. Let’s bail out the living world, not its destroyers.

For the second year running, we aim to focus attention on the need for urgent climate action. So in the Briefing this week, you’ll see more than the usual number of climate-change stories, although not exclusively. This year, the focus is on climate solutions.