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For EcoWatchers, April usually means one thing: Earth Day. But how do you celebrate the environment while staying home to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus?
The world has reached a grim milestone with the number of confirmed coronavirus cases reported by the Johns Hopkins University tracker passing one million.
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The challenges facing the world's oceans are well known: plastic pollution could crowd out fish by 2050, and the climate crisis could wipe out coral reefs by 2100.
The most important international climate talks since the Paris agreement was reached in 2015 have been delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Idaho residents were rattled Tuesday evening by the biggest earthquake to shake the state in almost 40 years.
The company behind the controversial and long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline announced it would proceed with the project Tuesday, despite concerns about the climate impacts of the pipeline and the dangers of transporting construction crews during a pandemic.
Air Pollution Raises Risk for Dementia, Even at ‘Safe’ Levels, Study Shows
The evidence continues to build that breathing dirty air is bad for your brain.
Trump Expected to Announce Weakened Fuel Efficiency Rules, Increasing Air Pollution
The Trump administration is expected to unveil its final replacement of Obama-era fuel-efficiency standards for cars and light trucks Tuesday in a move likely to pump nearly a billion more tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere over the lifetime of those less-efficient vehicles.
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In just two weeks, three states have passed laws criminalizing protests against fossil fuel infrastructure.
President Donald Trump has bowed to the advice of public health experts and extended social distancing measures designed to slow the spread of the new coronavirus till at least April 30.
2019 marked the fourth year in a row that the Atlantic hurricane season saw above-average activity, and it doesn't look like 2020 will provide any relief.