Politics On new term's first day, justices hear case on E.P.A. power over wetlands Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, in her first Supreme Court argument, vigorously questioned a lawyer challenging the agency’s authority.
Opinion Sambhav Sankar: The Supreme Court is pursuing a very dangerous strategy for the environment The court’s conservative majority seems intent on pursuing an agenda that would limit the federal government’s ability to shield the planet.
Politics How conflicts of interest are hurting the climate Bill McKibben, the environmental activist, explains.
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Newsletter Ocean heat waves are threatening marine life Scientists say the heat waves are becoming more common and longer, and are killing off the species that underpin many marine ecosystems.
‘Direct violation’: Alberta ignored its own rules by transferring wells to delinquent oil company, data suggests
Big Oil’s climate ads have propped up fake promises and false solutions for past 25 years, report finds
