Alaska's Tongass Wilderness Will Remain Untouched, Says Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court decided not to hear a case from the State of Alaska, which wants to open America's largest national forest to logging.
Natural Resources & Wildlife
Habitat Returned for Struggling Polar Bears, But Assaults on Wildlife Expand
The House passed the SHARE Act, a anti-wildlife dream bill that destroys the idea of Wilderness.
How Can 9 Billion People Get Protein Without Destroying the Environment?
NGOs and corporations have come together under The Protein Challenge 2040.
Monarch Butterfly Rebounds, Hopeful for Recovery
After a year's-worth of intense effort (and mild weather), monarchs rebounded somewhat.
The Vastly Under-Estimated Role Ecosystems Play on Climate
The loss of just one predator species has far-reaching ramifications for ecosystems and the climate. We have to start viewing ecosystems as one of the best tools for solving climate change.
Landmark Agreement Protects Canada's Great Bear Rainforest Forever
20 years of work has been fulfilled in British Columbia, as much of the world's largest temperate rainforest finally receives full protection.
House Bill Turns Utah's Public Lands Over to the State
If you don't think it's a priority for Republicans to get rid of our federal public lands, think again.
Half From Renewables, Half From Forest Protection, That's How To Address Climate Change
Rapidly scaling renewable energy/efficiency gets us half the way toward staying below 2°C. The other half comes from protecting/ restoring the world's forests and soils.
Guatemala’s Environmental Crimes Court Hears First Case
Guatemala is the first country to establish a court that adjudicates crimes against nature, more to come?
What's Behind the Standoff at Oregon's Wildlife Refuge
Should any land be owned by the public? The idea of vast privatization is gaining steam.
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