Planet or Profit

Reflecting most sunlight back into space, Arctic sea ice keeps earth's polar regions cool and moderates the global climate.

Global temperatures keep rising as human-caused climate disruption continues to break records and shock scientists.

There is no evidence to lead us to believe that these dramatic planetary warming trends will not continue unabated.

Offshore drilling opponents question whether fossil fuels are worth more emissions and the risk of another major oil spill.

BP's catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010 left untold numbers of people sick, and many remain ill.

Climate change and pollution are rendering oceans increasingly lifeless. What happens if there are no more fish in the sea?

The planet's prospects for maintaining adequate food supplies for the global population continue to dim.

As oil prices continue to drop, workers laid off by the shale bust in the U.S. are also transitioning.

We can replace offshore drilling platforms with renewable alternatives, but first the US government must stop auctioning off our oceans to the highest bidder.

An early-season wildfire in Kansas is underscoring how they are growing in size and causing more damage than ever before.