Some quick notes on why conservative mouthpieces repeatedly get it wrong.

Bill shares good news on the decades-long fight to protect children from the dangers of lead-based paint.

While Washington was stuck in the grip of the politics of obstruction, grassroots activists around the country did their part, and they scored some major wins for economic justice, civil liberties and democracy.

Julia Trigg Crawford is battling the Canadian pipeline in the courts, and everywhere else she can.

Hundreds of ordinary people are contributing to a crowdsourced effort to measure radiation levels in the Fukushima fallout zone.

There's no tougher ground for building an environmental-justice movement than the Appalachian counties of central Pennsylvania.

Global warming is opening the Arctic for business. Ironically, much of that business will contribute to climate change.

Although Congress looks unlikely to enact a tax on carbon in the near future, many corporations are already factoring one into their financial planning.

A new study says two of the UN climate change panel's fundamental findings are wrong.

Bill McKibben narrates a short documentary looking at the determined, beautiful and vital role honey bees play in preserving life.