An overwhelming majority of Americans don’t want more data centers. The Trump administration is ignoring them.

Donald Trump’s administration is removing limits on how much pollution the power sector can emit.

It’s been one disaster after another. And it may pale compared to what’s coming.

Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency isn’t too interested in protecting against air pollution.

Two other vital maritime waterways are snarled—due not to war, but the climate. This is the new normal.

Amazon has bought a site in Texas where it plans to build a data center campus.

The Earth Liberation Front grew impatient with legal forms of protest. Then they turned on each other.

Utah’s Stratos Project is showing how everyone loses in the unregulated rush to build these Big Tech behemoths—even investors.

A new Supreme Court ruling in favor of the agrochemical giant Bayer underlines just how helpful Republicans have been to pesticide producers.

The Trump administration is trying to further defund the monitoring of harmful algal blooms. It’s fitting that the president would be faced with an algal bloom in his own backyard.

The Trump administration has intervened to squash a criminal investigation into coal companies owned by West Virginia Governor Jim Justice.

There’s some scientific backing for the idea that sperm count is declining. But Republican environmental policies are making it worse.

Albania has opened a corruption probe as thousands of people protest the development.

Government employees are getting sick after being forced to show up to work amid a bedbug infestation.

By driving oil prices through the roof, he’s finally giving alternative energy some badly needed stimulus. Too bad the economic benefit goes mainly to China.

On Tuesday, a powerful committee of agency leaders will decide whether oil and gas companies can disregard protections for a critically endangered species known as “America’s whale.”

As hedge funds buy up land to obtain water rights, a libertarian state representative from Arizona has proposed a seemingly radical solution to the water crisis. Is he right?

Even as a climate writer, I don’t often write about animals or the biodiversity crisis. Why is that?

With bombs in Iran and deregulation at home, Trump seems determined to resurrect one of the most apocalyptic images of the 1980s.

Recent moves on pesticides and mercury pollution will disproportionately endanger people in red counties.