Govt needs to head off blow to Rajshahi environment

A DECISION to fell more than 2,600 trees in Rajshahi for the permanent campus of the Rajshahi Medical University, a water treatment plant and the expansion of the circuit house could leave the city bare of its fast-depleting greenery. Documents...

Property tech 'winter' is over, but climate investment is still struggling, says Fifth Wall CEO

Fifth Wall co-founder and CEO Brendan Wallace. Courtesy of Fifth Wall A version of this article first appeared in the CNBC Property Play newsletter with Diana Olick. Property Play covers new and evolving opportunities for the real estate investor,...

India’s clean energy rise needs climate finance expansion

India’s clean energy transition is gaining momentum. In 2024, India added 24.5 gigawatts (GW) of solar energy capacity, making it the third largest contributor globally after China and the United States, making it a key player in the global shift...

Everything is Connected: Foltz's research investigates interplay between farming practices and the environment

Friday, October 3, 2025 Media Contact: Kristi Wheeler | Communications Coordinator | 405-744-5831 | kristi.wheeler@okstate.edu Meeting the rising food challenges with a growing global population requires innovative research. This includes...

When our environment suffers, so do workers, families and communities

As another devastating wildfire season finally begins to wind down, a sense of cautious relief comes with exhaustion, anxiety and the lingering effects of yet another summer marked by fear and displacement for too many Northern families and...

The Frayed Edge: Is Fashion Quiet Quitting on Climate?

Subscribe to The Frayed Edge by Sarah Kent, a weekly newsletter on how to build a cleaner, fairer fashion system. Welcome to the hard launch of The Frayed Edge, our new-look expert briefing focused on the good, the bad and the greenwashy when it...

America’s First Attempt to Tackle Climate Relocation Sparks Regret

Kristi Naquin, 46, shows where leaks occur in her house, and where screens have ripped, part of the Isle de Jean Charles resettlement. Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones...

What a Government Shutdown Means for Our Environment and Communities

At midnight on Wednesday, October 1, Congress failed to reach a spending deal resulting in our federal government shutting down. This shutdown is confusing and stressful to many of us. We rely on the federal government and the services it provides...

RDAR and Emissions Reduction Alberta collaborate on climate-smart agriculture

RDAR, a leader in results-driven agricultural research in Canada, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) to collaborate and help producers reduce GHG emissions, improve water treatment and soil...

NJDEP commissioner talks environmental policy at TCNJ

By Haley Mejias Correspondant Shawn LaTourette, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s commissioner, spoke to students, faculty and staff about current environmental issues at the College’s R. Barbara Gitenstein Library Auditorium...

Why Environmental Consulting Is Becoming a Business Imperative?

Environmental responsibility has definitely changed over the last couple of years. Many people in businesses now have to put it as a central point of their strategies, including in decision-making and more. What used to be a matter of just ticking...

Experts Warn of Climate and Health Threats, Urge Coordinated Action at Harvard Event

Experts Warn of Climate and Health Threats, Urge Coordinated Action at Harvard Event Experts at Harvard Climate Action Week warn of escalating climate and health risks and call for coordinated action to protect vulnerable communities. By Stasia...

Kemi is right about the Climate Change Act

According to Theresa May, Kemi Badenoch’s promise to repeal the Climate Change Act is a ‘catastrophic mistake’. Writing for The Spectator today, Ed Shackle, who works for a market research firm called Public First, was adamant that the policy...

UPSC Essentials | Daily subject-wise quiz : Environment and Geography MCQs on Amazon rainforest, Sir Creek and more (Week 130)

UPSC Essentials brings to you its initiative of subject-wise quizzes. These quizzes are designed to help you revise some of the most important topics from the static part of the syllabus. Attempt today’s subject quiz on Environment and Geography...

Uncertainty and Opportunity: Nexus Panel Explores Business Climate

MIAMI — Shifting visa rules, evolving legal frameworks, rising compliance demands, and fresh investment opportunities will all be on the table when three Latin American business leaders join Nearshore Americas Managing Editor Tim Zyla for a panel...

Beacon Recertified as Climate-Smart Community

Don’t miss the latest news. State program rewards reduction in greenhouse gases The City of Beacon has been designated a “silver” Climate Smart community for the second time, the state Department of Environmental Conservation announced. You have...

Climate Change Weekly # 557 — EPA Is Right to Rescind Its Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding. Here’s Why.

IN THIS ISSUE: EPA Is Right to Rescind Its Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding. Here’s Why. Governments Are Off Track to Meet Climate Goals EPA Is Right to Rescind Its Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding. Here’s Why. The U.S. Environmental...

Environmental protections affirmed as high court ruling on offshore drilling sets important precedent

The recent high court decision to overturn government approval for offshore oil and gas drilling by TotalEnergies in Blocks 5, 6, and 7 along South Africa’s south-west coast is a landmark victory for both The Green Connection and Natural Justice,...

Lawmakers, policy group sue Washington state agencies over failure to release climate data

By Brett Davis / The Center Square A lawsuit was filed in Thurston County Superior Court on Thursday by a pair of state lawmakers and a public policy organization against two state agencies for what the plaintiffs say is the agencies’ failure to...

St. Francis and environmental vulnerability

By Christina Bagaglio Slentz, Ph.D. When many think of St. Francis of Assisi, they think of his love for animals and the beauty of creation, which is fair, recognizing that he is the patron saint of ecology. Francis’ conversion moment comes,...