Environment & Health

Dr. Willie Parker, a physician and abortion provider, discusses how the new Senate health care bill will drastically cut reproductive care.

Degraded by decades of pollution, the North American Great Lakes are finding new life through cleanup efforts now threatened by proposed federal budget cuts.

Climate activists are determined to push the courts until “climate necessity” becomes an acceptable defense.

As working people who create the wealth for the 1%, we shouldn't have to crowdfund our health care, says Autumn Zemke.

“All of these companies are benefiting from, and contributing to, severe labor abuses in their palm oil supply chain.”

A team of ecologists argues that a smarter approach to how we feed people could help save threatened animals.

The operations of Asia Pulp & Paper and Toba Pulp Lestari remain rife with disputes with indigenous groups.

Wray's law firm later pitched clients on its ability to help corporations “vigorously contest” such investigations.

The mailings prompted a backlash from a group of federal lawmakers who warn that teachers should treat the free literature skeptically.

Researching microbes could ultimately help us reduce the damages we wreak upon the environment.