A decade after Standing Rock, nine Sioux Nation groups have halted a graphite drilling project near a recognized ceremonial site using proactive litigation — a legal strategy that pipeline opponents in the same state are now studying closely.
From Texas Republicans to California teachers, communities across the U.S. are organizing against an unregulated AI datacenter boom — and the bipartisan coalition forming around local water, power, and autonomy is one the industry wasn't built to handle.
Environmental racism describes how pollution and toxic waste are systematically concentrated in Black, Latino, and Indigenous communities — a pattern created by policy, not accident.
Two years after a fatal mine explosion, Alabama's coal safety commission is now chaired by a coal executive. Residents call it regulatory capture with a body count.
U.S. military escalation in Iran has severed LNG supply chains across Asia, forcing countries to reactivate coal plants and abandon climate commitments — an environmental catastrophe driven by American foreign policy.