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In the Heartland, Human Waste Floods Homes

Danny Lane, right, gives his friend Walter Byrd a push as Byrd prepares to head down a flooded Centreville street in June 2015. Firefighters evacuated residents earlier in the day.

Centreville community members are pushing for solutions to this environmental injustice.

Young People Don’t Need a Degree to Fight for Their Future

Utah teen Mishka Banuri is working to hold government officials accountable for addressing the climate crisis.

Youth climate activist Mishka Banuri describes how she pushed past her fears of imposter syndrome to join the climate fight and calls on young people everywhere to demand bold solutions to the climate crisis.

Líderes Ambientales De Michigan Luchan Por Mejorar La Calidad Del Aire En Su Comunidad

La fábrica River Rouge de la compañía automotriz Ford en Michigan, como se ve en esta imagen tomada en 2008, es una de las muchas instalaciones industriales que rodean la ciudad de River Rouge.

El Departamento de Justicia se opone a un acuerdo para proporcionar millones de dólares en beneficios de salud pública a las comunidades locales.

Grizzlies ‘Saved His Life’ and Now He Fights To Save Theirs

Doug Peacock stands on the edge of the Yellowstone River in Emigrant, Montana.

Naturalist and author Doug Peacock talks about why we need to “fight like hell” to save the endangered and iconic Yellowstone grizzlies.

La Justicia Ambiental No Sobrepasa La Justicia Racial

Este 19 de junio nos preguntamos qué podemos aportar al movimiento transformador de Las Vidas Negras Importan – y comenzamos a obtener respuestas

Environmental Justice Does Not Transcend Racial Justice

Demonstrators gather after marching at the Louisiana Capitol to protest the shooting of Alton Sterling on July 9, 2016 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

This Juneteenth, we are asking — and beginning to answer — what we can contribute to the transformative Black Lives Matter movement.

Senseless Removal of Species Protections Threatens Life in the Gulf of Mexico

a close up view of an Atlantic bluefin tuna underwater

Sushi is almost as common a choice as any for family dinners, first dates, or even the solo diner. The industry now boasts thousands of restaurants and generates billions in revenue, but our taste for Japan’s hand-rolled sea fare poses a threat you won’t read about on a restaurant menu.