Climate & Environment
Jackson residents have another setback.
The unarmed, exonerated Black man was shot to death during a traffic stop in Georgia.
Michigan’s deadly environmental disaster investigation ends with no criminal accountability.
When communities face drinking-water crises, bottled water is a ‘temporary’ solution that often lasts years − and worsens inequality
Environmental racism is defined as environmental injustice that occurs within a racialized context both in practice and policy.
The disproportionate threats extreme weather brings to BIPOC communities are specifically evident in Louisiana, writes Ashley Shelton, CEO of the Power Coalition for Equity & Justice.
The historic buildings and cultural properties of this place will be forever lost. But the stories of Hawaiian sacred places will live on.
Well-meaning federal processes haven't become well-doing.
Black and brown people are already disproportionately exposed to elevated levels of poor air quality.
'Small Doses' host Amanda Seales explores "green colonialism" and how climate change harms certain communities more than others.
Philadelphia is the latest with a water crisis.
While March Madness’ carbon footprint can never be eliminated, there are ways to reduce its environmental cost.
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