ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
Toxic beauty products contribute to health inequity
Toxic chemicals in beauty products commonly used by and marketed to Black people and other people of color could be contributing to racial health inequities.
Toxic chemicals in beauty products commonly used by and marketed to Black people and other people of color could be contributing to racial health inequities.
Biden administration officials have called for shifting coal plant workers to clean energy. But utility trends show that may not be easy to do.
Sen. Joe Manchin's legislation is more than meets the eye and includes many Democratic priorities related to the fight against climate change.
The tiny Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan declared itself carbon neutral more than a decade ago. Now that status is at risk.
Former President Trump and other federal defendants in a lawsuit filed by Black Lives Matter D.C. cannot be sued for monetary damages for their handling of a protest that erupted into violence outside the White House on June 1, 2020, a U.S. judge ruled yesterday.
A $1.5 billion plan to develop the world's largest carbon-capture retrofit at a coal plant says the project is about 18 months behind schedule.
A federal court yesterday tossed out a legal challenge to former President Trump's overhaul of National Environmental Policy Act rules.
In an artistically disarming move, the Fish and Wildlife Service today moved to end a controversial Trump administration requirement that duck stamps honor hunting.
A sudden increase in atmospheric methane since 2007 has given scientists a new challenge: Pinpoint sources of this potent global warmer.
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