A group of 16 Montanans, ranging in age from 5 to 22 years, have won a lawsuit against the state. The court determined that a provision in the Montana Environmental Policy Act has harmed the state’s environment and the young plaintiffs, by preventing Montana from...
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If what is described in this article comes to fruition, it could allow the US to produce some of the rare earth metals it needs for electrical cars and renewable.
As best I can tell, no one posted about Leach Stokes' essay in The New York Times. So I guess that I should. Stokes is an important scholar of the.
And no, it’s not just because of COVID-19 Slightly more popular than Arbor Day, in recent years Earth Day has struggled for air. This despite having the bubbling cauldron of charisma, Al Gore, as its self-anointed champion. Earth Day comes as a kind of afterthought...
Greenpeace is launching a major new campaign against the tuna industry, built around the massive deaths to other species caused by the way albacore tuna is caught: Longlines are just.
The border fence is such a disaster. Here's yet another example: Flooding caused by a border security fence in southwestern Arizona shows the structure is being built too quickly and.
Kudos are in order for David Wolman, whose High Country News piece on "accidental wilderness," militiarized landscapes that unintentionally become spaces that protect large numbers of wildlife, just won a Society for Environmental Journalists' Award for best reporting on the environment. It's an interesting story....
At Alternet, Tara Lohan has a really interesting long interview with radical environmentalists Derrick Jensen, Lierre Keith, and Aric McBay, who have published a new book where they call for.
The White House and the major automakers have come to a deal that would raise auto efficiency requirements to as high as 54 mpg by 2025. The automakers were not.
Since writing at LGM, I’ve focused pretty heavily on labor issues over my other field of expertise—environmental issues. There’s a good reason for that and there's a less good reason. The good reason is that there’s a bigger niche to fill in covering the labor...
I have an article at Global Comment on fracking, expanding on some of the themes I've discussed here over the past few weeks. Regarding Andrew Cuomo's appointment of leading environmentalists.
Again, I just have a really hard time understanding why we don't trust the energy industry to look out for our best interests? In 2007, Berry Energy Inc. of Clarksburg.