US grapples with federal firefighter shortage as crews say they’re spread thin and lack resources during unrelenting year of fire

It is damn time we all started acting like it.

The Pentagon's $3.2 billion bet on space-based boost-phase missile defense ignores basic orbital dynamics, offering no real protection while fueling a costly, destabilizing arms race in space.

“The boat strikes are, perhaps, the most stark testament to the lawlessness of the Trump administration.”

Featuring David Wallace-Wells, Madison Condon, and Moira Birss on how insurance companies profit off climate catastrophe—and, in doing so, ensure that people and the planet suffer the consequences. Gu...

Rebuilding Venezuelan oil production would produce new annual emissions higher than the carbon footprints of France, the UK, or Thailand

Rebuilding Venezuelan oil production would produce new annual emissions higher than the carbon footprints of France, the UK, or Thailand

Human-caused global warming and a strong El Niño are adding excess heat to the oceans, threatening marine life and providing storms with more energy and moisture.

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Ever wonder about the financial implications of your life choices? Taking one job over another, spending Christmas with your nephew instead of working through it at your financial firm, that time Bitc...

New report from the Oakland Institute highlights how the military, AI, and corporate interests are driving the global rush for critical minerals.

The Trump administration’s USFS reorganization plan is bad news for people and the planet

The Trump administration’s USFS reorganization plan is bad news for people and the planet

The data center boom shows that world-altering infrastructure can rapidly expand when the interests of state and capital are aligned.

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New report shows how bus transit can quickly lower costs and emissions across the US

A group of Hawaii and international experts say expiring military leases on Hawaii’s public lands around 2029 create a once-in-generation window to re-examine the military’s footprint costs.

As Pentagon demand for minerals grows, Canada’s mining expansion is accelerating extraction on Indigenous territories.

By fast-tracking critical minerals, Canada is not simply building a green economy. It is being further integrated into the U.S. war industry