Environment

The renowned scholar, author and activist Dr. Cornel West discusses his latest book, “Black Prophetic Fire.”

Tiananmen analogies are a barrier to understanding what's really going on in Hong Kong says Peter Lee, Journalist for the Asia Times Online.

Ted Asregadoo talks to author and research scholar at the University of Illinois' Center for African Studies James Kilgore.

In Latin America, a large portion of the region's rural people still live on less than two dollars a day.

Australia has been involved in nuclear power politics since the 1940s as both a weapons test site and a source of base fuel uranium.

To respond effectively to the threat of climate change, we must shed our complacency and arouse a sense of urgency. The texts of early Buddhism provide us with a …

Around the world, scientists have gathered mounting evidence that city lights are altering the basic physiology of urban birds, suppressing their estrogen and testosterone and changing their singing, mating …

This interview is part of Acronym TV's expanded coverage of the NYC Global Climate Convergence.

Trapping carbon dioxide from burning coal and using it to extract more fossil fuels is a counterintuitive approach to addressing climate change.

Here are eight reasons to be hopeful for climate action post-New York, and eight ways to stay active in movements for climate justice.