In a rare television interview, this visionary author, environmentalist and farmer discusses a sensible, but no-compromise plan to save the Earth.

In a rare television interview, environmental legend and writer Wendell Berry leaves his Kentucky farm for an inspiring conversation.

There isn't much good news to report about the environment these days. But here are a few developments for which we can give thanks.

A new report shines light on a murky world of private espionage.

"Climate change is a difficult fight, but sitting in rooms like this one, it’s hard not to feel optimistic."

Some 400 fossil fuel divestment campaigns are currently underway at American colleges and universities.

Workers at the Fukushima nuclear power plant have started removing fuel rods in a new, potentially dangerous stage of the cleanup.

Two Green Shadow Cabinet members talk about their fight against dysfunctional government policies. Plus, a preview of Following the Ninth, a new film about Beethoven's masterpiece and viewer mail.

Green Shadow Cabinet members Jill Stein and Margaret Flowers talk about the causes they're being arrested for as they tackle political corruption.

Typhoon Haiyan, which wrought unprecedented devastation in the Philippines, is the latest example of the vulnerability of impoverished nations.