Environment

In today's On the News segment: Systematic poverty, student debt strikers, environmental extremists, and more.

Efforts to secure water rights and resist extractivism united campesino and indigenous organizers.

Excerpt from international expert Richard Falk's new book traces the history and effects of US “misadventure” in Libya.

If the planet is to avoid large increases in global warming, massive actions never before accomplished by humankind will be necessary.

Just months before Paris meeting, the call signals a global rejection of corporate capture of climate policymaking.

Starting this week, every student in the Baltimore City Public Schools can receive free breakfasts and lunches, regardless of family income.

At Soul Fire Farm, part of an innovative food justice program in New York State, farmers take action on food policy.

Next month marks the 30th anniversary of a turning point in the history of Greenpeace.

Working-class youth are recognizing their strengths in order to rewrite themselves into social movements.

The Center says shutting down the pipeline was essential to protect public health and the environment.