The wealthy are hoarding livable homes as climate change makes land uninhabitable
How climate change floods, boils, and leaves gentrification in its wake
Why schools should be the center of a Green New Deal
Underfunded schools have left students to boil in the heat or drink lead-tainted fountain water. The GND should help
The Intersectional Environmentalist is the human voice of those most impacted by climate change
An interview with co-founder Sabs Katz on Earth Day 2021
Air quality monitors mounted on public transit see pollution other sensors miss
Researchers in Salt Lake City are using light rail trains to measure the city's air pollution
In Miami, environmental injustice and the ocean tides rise alongside luxury housing
The city's economic divide leaves everyone but the rich vulnerable to climate change, a scene that will play out around the world in the coming decades
Widespread PFAS chemical pollution will likely make COVID-19 worse
These common household and industrial chemicals impair immune system function
A reading and listening list for scientific anti-racism
Angry about the murder of George Floyd? Want to learn more? Start here
Lead poisoning hits low-income children harder than their affluent neighbors
Children living in poverty suffer greater cognitive and physical effects from lead exposure than children from richer families, even if they live in the same area
What "Dark Waters" gets right about the DuPont/PFAS water pollution case
The movie underscores the dangers of polyfluoroalyl substances in the environment and the corporate malfeasance that led to it
Mary Annaïse Heglar's writing on climate change is a "punch in the gut" — and that's by design
There's room for both emotion and fact as humanity deals with the uncertainty of a warming planet
Climate strikers send a message: "Put your planet and its people over profit"
"We are supposed to be the 'leaders of tomorrow', but are being forced to become the leaders of today because our current leaders refuse to hear our cries"