By G M Forhadul Mozumdar (Dhaka Bureau) In the fast-evolving arena of global politics, Bangladesh has climbed to an unprecedented position in 2026. The nation is no longer just a vital geopolitical player in South Asia; it has emerged as…
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From industrial cattle production to regenerative agriculture, White Oak Pastures presents a model for a different farming future.
In 2025, the Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian non-governmental organization EcoPeace Middle East developed the concept of a “Peace Triangle” for the entire West Asian region. This initiative builds upon a memorandum dated September 9, 2023—signed by the USA, India, Saudi Arabia, the UAE,…
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The next phase of climate justice may depend less on who writes the rules and more on who controls and protects the money that turns those rules into reality.
Nonprofits from across Minnesota and beyond are racing to save the beloved Boundary Waters from mining and exploitation.
Climate change is intersectional—and this demands that nonprofit organizations consider how their missions might require them to address and mitigate climate harms affecting the communities they serve.
The world’s most polluted countries are located in Africa and Asia, and they’re not receiving their share of philanthropic funding to tackle poor air quality.
The ultraefficient appliances don't just have to supplant gas furnaces, but space heaters as well.
As heat waves grow longer and deadlier, cities around the world are using drills and tabletop exercises to expose weaknesses before a real emergency strikes.
In 2025, corporate broadcast networks aired just eight hours of climate coverage across an entire year—a 35 percent drop from the year before. Movement media is stepping in to fill the gaps.
In the wake of the EPA’s rescission of the Endangerment Finding, what other long-standing environmental protections are falling, and how are nonprofits responding?
Since 2021, global media coverage of climate change has dropped 38 percent. Blame wars, political chaos, and Jeffrey Epstein.
Home insurance is buckling under climate risk and construction trends. Find out how your state fares.
Three miles of new border wall are being built every week along the US-Mexico border, endangering critical ecosystems and animal migration patterns.
The value of reciprocity shapes how some farmers tend to relationships within their community and land stewardship practices, which are forms of collective care.
Every Earth Day, we are urged to care more deeply about the planet. For many people, that is a one-day appeal. For conservationists, rangers, field scientists and frontline practitioners, it is the job—one that has a silent cost.
Gerry McGovern’s new book _99th Day: A Warning About Technology_ connects environmental degradation, technology, and deeply entrenched toxic masculinity.
The NAACP, alongside local communities, is gearing up to fight the long battle against AI data centers through multi-stakeholder lawsuits and resources that can help impacted communities stand up.
The need for climate-related mental health support is urgent, but many mental health professionals are not climate aware.
Generative AI is what requires those massive data centers that Big Tech is rushing to build. While they are being marketed as energy-efficient, this explainer digs into their cooling systems and water use.
Much of the investment behind AI comes from investor institutions with a fiduciary and moral duty to serve people: public pension funds, university endowments, and employer-sponsored retirement plans. Majority Action is mobilizing these institutions and everyday people toward greater corporate accountability around AI projects.
Much of the investment behind AI comes from investor institutions with a fiduciary and moral duty to serve people: public pension funds, university endowments, and employer-sponsored retirement plans. Majority Action is mobilizing these institutions and everyday people toward greater corporate accountability around AI projects.
Much of the investment behind AI comes from investor institutions with a fiduciary and moral duty to serve people: public pension funds, university endowments, and employer-sponsored retirement plans. Majority Action is mobilizing these institutions and everyday people toward greater corporate accountability around AI projects.
Shifting narrative power is about recognizing frontline media makers and communities as sources of authority, analysis, strategy, and accountability when responding to and dealing with systems of harm.