An arbitrator ordered the newspaper to reinstate Karen Attiah, who was fired after posting about “white men who espouse hatred and violence” following Charlie Kirk’s killing.

BOEM announced today that it will issue a Request for Information and Interest to receive public feedback and evaluate industry interest on possible mineral leasing areas on the U.S. Outer Continental...

Study of mothers in Seattle underscores ‘widespread, systemic problem’ of chemical contamination, experts say

Marine sanctuaries have proven benefits, including protecting marine biodiversity, supporting coastal economies, increasing resilience to change, and sustaining healthy, productive fisheries. Removing...

One hundred days after the US and Israel attacked Iran, tens of millions of people are still paying for a crisis they did not choose through higher fuel, food and transport costs. This chaos is the pr...

For the first time, Greenpeace has led a unique deep sea expedition to the Arctic. Here's what we found.

Center for Biological Diversity: WASHINGTON— A bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives would require oil and gas companies to set aside money to plug and remove old wells and platforms, h...

Today, Greenpeace East Asia activists confronted US semiconductor giant NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang in Taipei face-to-face.

When scientific humility becomes public confusion

How the top candidates for California governor say they will approach and champion one of the most pressing issues of our time.

Emergency crews from across West Tennessee are battling a large fire at a plastics facility in Henry County.

Crew on the Greenpeace International vessel Arctic Sunrise report that vessels in the Global Sumud Flotilla have been harassed by Israeli forces in international waters.

Interviews with current and former Palantir employees, along with internal Slack messages obtained by WIRED, suggest a workforce in turmoil.

Greenpeace International is taking Big Oil bully Energy Transfer to court in Amsterdam, using EU anti-SLAPP rules to push back against abusive lawsuits meant to silence climate activism and Indigenous...

How omission, not evidence, does the quiet work of reassurance

​Committing $144 million to study microplastics while subsidizing fossil fuels by nearly $31 billion a year is like trying to clean up an oil spill with a spoon while the tanker is still spewing.

Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise joins the Global Sumud Flotilla sailing alongside more than 70 vessels to challenge Israel’s ongoing blockade of aid to Gaza.

Even as opposition grows and the U.S. territory maintains a moratorium on seabed mining, NOAA began a $20 million survey of surrounding federal waters to help locate deep sea mineral deposits.

A final judgment has officially been entered in Big Oil company Energy Transfer’s massive lawsuit against us.