Is Water a (Positive) Human Right?
I went on a search to find our right to clean drinking water in U.S. and international law.
I went on a search to find our right to clean drinking water in U.S. and international law.
World leaders came out of Paris with an international climate agreement seeking to keep global temperature rise below 1.5 degrees Celsius. The following is part of “What It Takes,” a series that looks into what we’ll need to do to pull that off.
Climate responsibility will fall to individuals, businesses, and local governments. Through this hard work—not what happened in negotiating rooms in Peru or Paris—we will stop climate change.
Negotiators in Paris have signed on to an historic and comprehensive deal to address climate change.
A two-step solution to climate change: Fire all the men. Replace them with women. If you think this proposal is hyperbolic, just look at the data.
“The Day of Examining the Data” kicked off with a press conference. Here’s how it went down.
What’s an intended nationally determined contribution?
One in three bites of your food includes a bee-pollinated item. What would your diet be like without bees?
Marine Protected Area, Reserve, Monument, Park, Sanctuary—why are there so many names for legally protected waterways? And what do they all mean?
A handy guide to the groups trying to overturn the Clean Power Plan, along with a reminder of their arguments and a summary of how the cases will proceed.