Thursday, Mar 20

A North Dakota jury orders Greenpeace to pay over $660 million in damages over its involvement in Dakota Access Pipeline protests, raising serious free speech concerns.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Confusion surrounds the Trump administration's reversal on the fate of two national monuments in California, originally protected by Biden’s administration.

Friday, Mar 14

A new report reveals alarming declines in U.S. bird populations, with one-third needing urgent conservation efforts to combat habitat loss and climate change.

Friday, Mar 14

Democratic Congressman Raúl Grijalva from Arizona has died at 77 after complications from cancer treatment, leaving behind a legacy of environmental advocacy.

Saturday, Mar 08

A new study shows a concerning 22% decline in U.S. butterfly populations over two decades, raising alarms for biodiversity and ecosystem health.

Monday, Mar 03

A rare Banksy artwork, owned by musician Mark Hoppus, is set to auction for up to $6.35 million, blending humor and environmental themes.

Saturday, Mar 01

Nations finalize a $200 billion plan for biodiversity conservation, paving the way for urgent global action against nature loss amidst geopolitical challenges.

Thursday, Feb 20

The Trump administration fast-tracks over 600 fossil fuel projects citing an energy emergency, raising concerns over environmental reviews and public input.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Sweden's Supreme Court has dismissed a significant climate action lawsuit led by Greta Thunberg, stating that individual lawsuits cannot compel government action.

Thursday, Feb 13

Trump's recent executive order halts the use of paper straws in favor of plastics, reversing prior efforts to combat single-use pollution.