Data center leak wastes 3 million gallons in drought-hit Oklahoma, disrupting services and renewing water-use concerns.

Gov. Hochul, a Democrat, diluted New York’s climate law this year amid struggles to build large-scale renewables. Now, she’s looking to nuclear power.

At issue is a Clean Water Act provision that has long given states a role in decision-making on infrastructure that would affect streams and wetlands.

Join our September 10 No Kings: Vote Early Kickoff Call to learn more about the vision, urgency, and strategy behind the No Kings coalition’s early vote activation and election protection campaign and...

Following Record July Heat, Organizations Urge  Immediate Advancement of Propel NY Energy to Meet Critical Electricity  Needs Aug. 4, 2026 —A diverse coalition of labor unions, environmental organizat...

US composer Keir GoGwilt’s collaborative album uses poetry and atonal music to trace the roots of Spain’s sarabande dance: a fascinating listen, though not easy

On June 11, Governor Hochul’s Public Service Commission kicked off a process to commit massive amounts of public money toward the construction of nuclear reactors in unspecified communities across ups...

White House aims to end NOAA’s research office; NASA also targeted

Like a mob boss, the government threatens to cut off two of the university’s fingers: academic freedom and faculty governance

Athens, NY — Today, at a rally in Athens, legislators gathered with activists to deliver a letter coordinated by Food & Water Watch from 60+ local and state elected officials imploring Governor Hochul...