Researchers predict that an estimated 3,000 people will die from high temperatures by 2050, and people of color are more vulnerable than their White counterparts.

Two steps forward, one step back.

Researchers believe the Paris climate agreement may not have considered all relevant data.

The decision will give the court a chance to review a rare petition for dismissal filed by the federal government. 

A ProPublica article asks if it is too late to save the Office of Environmental Justice, which was created to advocate for climate justice for communities of color.

The rest of the leading economies vowed their commitment to the Paris Agreement—and to aiding the developing world with climate change impacts.

The peer-reviewed research shows that future global warming may be worse than scientists had previously projected.

Climate change has hit the region hard, and residents must answer an urgent question.

Most surveyed agreed that not enough was being done to keep children safe.  

Poor people of color will experience the worst of it.

Carolyn Finney speaks on the land, privilege and the environmental sector’s White dominance.

The vetting process is intended to keep out infiltrators and protect camp occupiers.

The Northern Cheyenne Reservation sits atop the Powder River Basin, which holds 40 percent of the U.S. coal supply.

Mayors adopted all 16 of the conference’s proposed resolutions on energy and the environment.

The Bayou Bridge Pipeline would transport North Dakota’s crude oil to refineries and facilities in Louisiana.

It’s hitting an area with a high concentration of Black people.

A U.S. District Court judge will hear arguments from both sides throughout the summer.

A new report finds that with $87 billion going toward the fossil fuel industry last year, banks are funding the possible failure of the Paris Agreement.