Nearly 350 people tuned into the third annual Naturally Latinos Conference Dec. 2–4, organizers said. That turnout was double any of the previous gatherings. About half of the participants identified themselves as Latinos.
Labeling Leopold racist oversimplifies his wilderness advocacy and his effort to understand human population pressure as a factor in environmental change.
While protest, racism and violence have dominated the headlines surrounding the launch of Mi’kmaq lobster fisheries in eastern Canada, Mi'kmaq from Potlotek have been able to peacefully pursue their rights in a way that’s giving other First Nations hope
In a segregated community outside of an Alabama oil refinery, chronic illness tells a story of racial inequality, poverty and disease as the United States approaches 300,000 deaths from COVID-19.
A disproportionately high number of poor and non-white people live in the hottest neighborhoods across the country. It's often the result of discriminatory practices by banks and local governments.
As the US turns the page on a skeptical and openly hostile administration, environmental science and journalism face continued obstacles—but there is some optimism.
The Gulf of Mexico is littered with tens of thousands of abandoned oil and gas wells, and toothless regulation leaves climate warming gas emissions unchecked.
