The Standing Rock Generation Is Changing the World

A young man from Standing Rock reflects on the Dakota Access Pipeline court decision

Energy Transfer Says It Won’t Shut Down Dakota Access Pipeline Despite Judge’s Order

A federal judge on Monday ordered the pipeline to be shut down pending an extensive environmental review

Earth Day 1970: Environmentalism Goes Viral

Orange President Blames Light Bulbs for Making Him Orange

"What's with the light bulb?" Trump asked while blaming energy-saving light bulbs for his infamous orange hue

Standing Rock Fights On: Tribal Activism Goes Solar

Three years after the historic anti-pipeline protests in North Dakota, activists are bringing renewable energy to the oil-rich land

Is Streaming Music Dangerous to the Environment? One Researcher Is Sounding the Alarm

New study suggests streaming music leads to at least 200 to 350 million kilograms of greenhouse gas emissions

The First Time: Bill McKibben

Environmentalist and author talks about key moments in his decades-long fight against climate change

How Glastonbury Is Leading the Plastic-Free Festival Revolution

The U.K. festival is one of the largest to ban the sale of single-use plastic bottles – will others follow suit?

Awaiting the Lead-Poisoning Tipping Point

A public health disaster in my native Cleveland once sparked political action, and that needs to happen again

Steven Van Zandt’s War on Plastic

E Street guitarist on why he's calling for a boycott of Marriott hotels over room service