At least four million people in Chile’s capital city, Santiago, had their water turned off from Saturday through Monday. The shutdown affected households in 27 of the city’s 35 municipal districts. It’s the latest...
Thousands of Filipino farmers are in the fifth day of a standoff with police over drought assistance. They barricaded themselves inside of a church after police used live ammunition against them as they blocked...
All photos by Lena Nozizwe. Hear/read her accompanying radio report. Click on any thumbnail image to launch slideshow.
Environmentalists are cheering the Obama administration’s decision Tuesday to take oil drilling leases off the table for the Atlantic Ocean. But the oil industry may still have its shot at drilling in the Arctic....
Honduras’ most internationally recognized activist, Berta Cáceres, was murdered in her home last night, stunning a nation already struggling with one of the world’s highest homicide rates. But few think this murder was an...
Today is World Wetlands Day. Established under the Convention on Wetlands of International Importance, especially as Waterfowl Habitat, the day aims to highlight the importance of wetlands to more than one billion people worldwide...
The federal government is reviewing a program that allows for the leasing of federal lands to coal companies. The Obama administration has announced a freeze on new applications for coal mining leases for the...
There’s no end in sight for what some environmental activists call the country’s biggest environmental catastrophe since the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010. A massive leak of methane gas from an underground...
*EDITORS NOTE: The jury in the Delta 5 case returned a mixed verdict on Friday, January 15, 2016. The defendants were found guilty of trespass, not guilty of obstruction. The state recommended suspended sentences....
The arrival of El Niño-fueled storms in Los Angeles, California this new year has been punctuated by power outages, flooding and mudslides. And this is just the beginning of a series of storms in...
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