A large fire broke out at Chevron’s El Segundo oil refinery early Friday, causing towering flames, air quality alerts, and emergency response across the Los Angeles area.
Dr. Jane Goodall, the pioneering scientist who transformed our understanding of chimpanzees and championed global conservation, has died at age 91.
A 2025 study reveals wolves are deeply fearful of human voices, fleeing them more than predators or machinery—offering new hope for peaceful coexistence.
The U.S. Department of Energy has terminated over 300 clean-energy initiatives, with nearly all located in Democratic-led states, amid a federal government shutdown.
Days before her death, Jane Goodall urged the world to treat hope as a verb—backed by daily choices, youth leadership, and unwavering moral courage.
Jane Goodall’s revolutionary observations of chimpanzees transformed science, redefined human uniqueness, and ignited a global conservation movement.
Despite a federal shutdown mandating mass furloughs, nearly all EPA staff reported to work without pay—amid confusion and no guidance from leadership.
Pope Leo delivers his first major climate address, urging moral action on environmental protection without directly criticizing skeptical world leaders.
The Trump-era EPA is moving to significantly slow the mandated phaseout of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), a major climate-warming chemical used in cooling systems, sparking debate between industry and environmental advocates.
Pope Leo XIV is set to give his first major climate address, marking a decade since Francis’s Laudato Si—signaling the future of Catholic environmentalism.