This new documentary looks at gentrification in New Orleans and its effects on the city's low-income communities.

The People’s Climate Movement is organizing to mobilize people from all walks of life for a National Day of Action on October 14.

Norwegian psychologist Per Espen Stoknes talks about the five psychological barriers that have made it difficult for humans to deal realistically with the climate crisis.

Major producers continue to pump out record levels of crude and world demand remains essentially flat. Could we, in fact, be witnessing a fundamental shift in the energy industry?

The wettest rainforest in the continental United States had gone up in flames and the smoke was so thick, so blanketing, that you could see it miles away.

There’s a battle brewing between the burgeoning clean-energy future and the dirty energy sources on which this planet has been running since the Industrial Revolution.

In a recent speech, Klein said our current economic system is both fueling the climate crisis and actively preventing us from taking the necessary actions to avert it.

Catholic environmentalists are channeling the power of the Pope’s words into action.

Sister Simone Campbell reflects on the pope's call for all of us, especially those in power, to find bold, integrative solutions to all of these injustices.

"Politically motivated” science can also be good science, writes the author of Merchants of Doubt Naomi Oreskes.