As the climate crisis threatens their land, food, and traditions, 14 youth advocates took the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation to court to spur climate action.

Transportation Department commits to bold action to achieve 2045 zero emission goals

Fish blocking dam’s purpose will end with closure of the Centralia Coal Plant in 2025

Senator Boozman’s proposal fails to address the realities farmers across the country face amid a changing climate

With provisions to rollback climate-smart agriculture provisions, weaken environmental laws, and offer handouts to polluting industries, the House Farm Bill is the culmination of a toxic partisan process.

Mining pollution threatens the sovereign rights of the Tsimshian in Southeast Alaska. Assistant Executive Director of the Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission Lee Wagner tells what that means for her community.

After a century of ecological collapse, steelhead and salmon in the Klamath River now have a fighting chance at a full recovery.

A handful of new products purport to help ease the drought, but do their claims hold water?

Even with an approaching El Niño, Californians shouldn’t lose sight of long-term water management goals, since climate change can intensify heat, evaporation and dry weather.

A bill being considered in the House of Representatives places blame for the lack of water in California on protections for salmon and other imperiled species, such as the delta smelt. The reality is that an historic drought—not environmental protections—is causing water shortages in the West.

Court denies Klamath agribusiness interests $30 million years after 2001 drought

Thirsty Thursdays is our bimonthly blog series exploring the historic drought in the western United States.

Want to help the drought? Draw a bath, call your senator, and let your worries soak away.

Some of the tastiest apples, walnuts, and wine grapes come from farmers doing something radically different—they’ve stopped watering their plants.

Poor water management during California’s drought is pushing multiple fish species to the brink of extinction.

Weakening key environmental protections in Congress won’t make it rain in California.

California’s drought is draining the state’s reservoirs and preventing hydropower from feeding the state’s energy grid, creating an opportunity for cleaner energy sources to take its place.

“Senator Stabenow’s call for a bipartisan process is exactly what we need, and the Senate should quickly work together on advancing a Farm Bill that addresses the modern challenges we face.”