An unorthodox request from New York City officials prompts questions on sentience, human nature, and the meaning of "invasive."

In their new documentary “Earth’s Greatest Enemy,” Abby Martin and Mike Prysner reveal that the climate and anti-war movements are really one and the same—because the U.S. military is the worst polluter of all.

The "Keep America Beautiful" campaign urged Americans to pick up their trash—so that companies could keep producing it.

Unlike the U.S. government, China accepts reality—and that’s our only hope for getting our hands on the cheapest energy in history.

The president is slashing disaster aid, dismantling the agencies that gather weather data, and making it easier to drill, burn, and pollute. If he’s not stopped, millions will suffer.

Subsidies can support nascent industries in need of a foothold or serve the public good. At this point, fossil fuels are neither.

Building “alternative” energy infrastructure isn’t enough. To avert climate disaster, fossil fuels need to be restricted, and energy consumption overall needs to fall.

The California wildfires are not a mere act of God. These apocalyptic scenes will increase as the climate crisis worsens unless we end the culture of denial.